We have received 2 complaints about the alley being blocked adjacent to this property. The alley runs north and south and is between Fatih Akin's junkyard and the mixed-use building on the corner. The overgrowth is from Akin's property. Justin, Lisa told me to assign this one to Adrian but the system won't let me.
Alley between walnut and monon behind evil by the needle tattoo place, next to fatih akins junked out garage thing. Its growing from fatihs place. He will let it grow until the alley is impassable
There are tree branches all over the sidewalk in front of 702 and 704 W. 4th St.
Display sign in front of new Oliver Winery on the square blocks the sidewalk. It's in front of their new fenced off area and leaves very little room to pass. Thanks.
Blocked sidewalk at 619 n Washington st.
Habitat for humanity is blocking the entire neighborhood. I came home from running errands and can’t park in front of my own house.
every tuesday at around 7:30 am. convenience store on corner of grimes and walnut, semi on wrong side of road blocking traffic and bus stop. plenty of space in parking lot. very dangerous!
I had reported this before and was rudely dismissed. I understand game day traffic, but it has never been like it was Saturday night. I was stuck in traffic for 45 minutes and had to walk on foot for 15 just to get to my apartment. Every street that ran north/south was blocked off by extremely rude officers. None of which had any type of flashlight or beam to direct drivers. I was put at risk by being forced to walk home alone at night and that is unacceptable. That could have very easily turned into something bad, just because local traffic could not turn onto south walnut. This is unacceptable. There is no reason it should take me 45 minutes just to get 15 minutes away from my apartment. there have been other game days where there has been no issue getting from the tailgating fields to my apartment on 20th street.
Car on side path along south high street, completely blocking access. This is just south of Queens Way.
People are living in these vans parked on this city street.