Poisin Ivy is growing on the Woodlawn side. There is also now poison ivy growing across the street at the house on the NE corner of Woodlawn and First. 730 Woodlawn also has honeysuckle plant that is hanging low over the sidewalk. There are generally a lot of weeds in the yard and the sidewalk has a lot of debris on it.
Excessive growth.
City alley always blocked.
The railroad company has piled up a huge stack of railroad ties that smell *horrible*, like a mixture of gasoline and naphtha and creosote. It is chokingly noxious, maybe even an acute asphyxiation hazard. It is on the south side of the tracks, north of 12th Street right where Dunn Street ends. Does the City have jurisdiction over this? Can the railroad be asked to pile toxic products in places far away from residential areas? It can be smelled by residents in houses close by, and the stench wafts through the neighborhood at night.
There is pothole on Dodds St west of Morton St.
Blocked sidewalk. Low-hanging easement callery pear tree. Resident overgrowth.
Just wanted to bring to your attention that there's some standing water issues here to add to your list! See photo.
Caller to HAND reports that this address and the one next to it has overgrown grass and has now mowed yet this season. It is approx 18 inches tall. Said that the property appears to be vacant.
The potholes on S Woodlawn are so bad. It is especially bad on the stretch between Bryan Park and the IU Campus. Will Woodlawn ever be repaved, or will the worst of the potholes at least be filled in over the summer?
Lawn hasn't been mowed fallen limbs especially bad in backyard