Case Date:

10/17/2020

Stormwater grates on either side of Winslow Farm Drive near the intersection with Winslow Road were covered and fastened with sisal-like mats at the beginning of work on the Winslow Rd. section of the pedestrian/biker pathway in mid-spring. As a result, that part of Winslow Road has flooded with every heavy rain, and the grates are now heavily clogged. Early on, I contacted the Street Department about this, but was told that the City had nothing to do with the project, which was slated to finish in October (!) Now it is October, and the pathway crews have finished and cleaned up. But still no one has removed those sisal covers on the two stormwater grates. I'm not sure what department should handle this, but I'd really like to see the problem resolved. Why the grates have had to be covered all these months is a mystery to me.

Case Date:

10/19/2020

Old couch in front yard

Case Date:

10/19/2020

Old mattress/box springs in front of house

Case Date:

10/21/2020

old couch in front yard

Case Date:

10/21/2020

mattress/box spring has been in front of house for at least a week

Case Date:

10/22/2020

Limb down in street BUT there is one dead squirrel and one injured squirrel there too - lady who lives at 105 e 15th put her coat over the injured squirrel and is going to call animal control in 10 minutes - assume she might want her coat back too. In between 615 and 611 n Washington.

Case Date:

11/7/2020

While I appreciate the effort to create a memorial to the Somme Battle of 1916 along the west side of the 2000 block of S High St (see Townsend, the contractors), can I ask they at least try to be accurate in their depiction of the event. The layout of the random cut logs left to die as martyrs are clearly in opposition to the historical record. Try harder. [[This is an eyesore. Got it?]]

Case Date:

11/16/2020

Townsend, Inc recently cut trees/shrubbery along the west side of High St, under the power lines. They left huge chunks of logs scattered willy nilly all over the side of the road, and it looks absolutely terrible. Many of the logs are up against the fences of the homes backing up to High St., and could become a source of termites, as well as shelter for wildlife that could cause problems by running into the street. I’ve reported multiple dead deer on this stretch of road, hate to have to report more. Please make Townsend or the utility companies rectify this eyesore? Thanks so much.

Case Date:

11/23/2020

Illegal dumping on CSX Transportation property directly next to B-Line trail. I have contacted the County Solid Waste Department, but they had said they cannot do anything since access would be required on the B-Line trail. Please send me an email at blake@vet-env.com or call me at (260) 416-2558 so we can talk about getting this taken care of. Thanks! -Blake

Case Date:

11/28/2020

On the part of the B-Line trail just south of Switchyard Park, there are a few encampments, with tents, debris and trash to the east of the trail - this is on the first portion of the trail that is unpaved south of the B-Line Trail.