Case Date:

5/2/1997

Hedge needs cut because it causes problems for vehicles backing out of the driveway. She called last year and nothing was done. She also claims that this property is rental.

Case Date:

6/29/1999

There is a line of sight problem as you are looking to your left turning off of Davis Street onto Rogers Street. The hedges are over grown and difficult to see around.

Case Date:

6/11/2003

Shrubs overgrown and obstructing the view of traffic.

Case Date:

7/23/2003

when pulling out of alley can not see around bushes. Spoke with Suzie Johnson in the HAND Department, who told him to talk with John Hewett in HAND. John told him to contact the Engineering Department.

Case Date:

7/30/2003

Mrs. Burch called the HAND Dept. VERY upset over an overgrown bush and weeds as a line of sight problem at the corner of Dodds and Morton. She stated that the branches off of the bushes that are overgrown scrached her car. She stated that the City should pay for her car, and that she is going to take the weeds and branches to the Mayors office and dump them on his desk. She would like a call back on this ASAP. She stated that she never got a call back the last time she placed a complant.

Case Date:

8/1/2003

pulling out and turning left (East) there is a large bush and telephone pole that are in the line of sight ans two accidents have happened that this location. Sarah called months ago and Sam Dean went out and told her that he would take care of it but it has not been taken care of yet.

Case Date:

9/4/2003

HAVE A LARGE OVERGROWTH OF SUNFLOWERS ETC THAT BLOCK THE VIEW AT THE ALLEY TURNING AT 517. PLEASE ALSO CHECK THIS YARD FOR WEED TYPE PROBLEMS.

Case Date:

5/12/2004

Pulling out onto Rogers Street dangerous due to overgrown shrubs next to the alley.

Case Date:

7/23/2004

The problem is actually on the Southeast corner of Morton & Dodds Street. There is a line of sight problem for people traveling North on Morton Street trying to look to the east on Dodds

Case Date:

7/26/2004

Weeds are protruding from a retraining wall the obscures the line of sight on Dodds Street.