The public sidewalks in front of Parkview Apartments are still completely unshoveled. The northern end of their sidewalk on Walnut Street is much like an ice rink. There may have been a burst water pipe. It's treacherous for pedestrians, and they seem to have done nothing to resolve the hazard. Photo taken 2026 Feb 1 – 3:54 PM
111? E. Kirkwood: Some sort of restaurant runoff (floor cleaning water?) is dumped from behind Opi Taylor's/Malibu. This goes on year round, but creates a sheet of ice in the winter (as it is today). The water runs/ices in front of an empty lot, so no one deals with the sidewalk. It's approx. 111? E. Kirkwood, just past the alley behind Book Corner, just at the start of the parking lot next to CVS. I originally reported this in 2017, I guess before it was cold. ureport#161324 and I was told it was runoff from an AC unit, which I think we can be sure is not the case in today's weather. I'm a daily walker from the near westside to campus. This is an ongoing problem. I really would like someone to just take some responsibility for either the initial liquid or the ice that results. Thank you :)
Storm water has broken concrete and asphalt draining under street. Two small holes on either side of inlet. The drain elevation is also a problem on other end.
Standing water in back yard after rain-neighbor to the east gets water in basement
Water run off from several lots behind me is crating an erosion of mud that is affecting my property.
ALLEY IS FLOODED WITH WATER, CLOGGED INLET
STORM WATER FLOWING INTO HER BASEMENT
STORM DRAIN CANT HANDLE HEAVY RAINS, AND WATER FLOWS OVER IT
Standing water in yard of old house next door; is concerned about mosquitos. Also the weeds are very high.
Mr. Koch believes that the four retention ponds that the city built to deal with storm water run off around Clarizz Boulevard is a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other insects. He wants the city to remove some of these ponds. He would like to speak to the Storm Water Engineer regarding the need to have four ponds.