Though this is not a sidewalk or curb issue, I saw no other category that would fit my complaint. Overhanging branches in the 1500 block of E University. They hang so low that I can't drive under them without hitting my radio aerial.
Overgrown Hunter foot path sidewalk. This path is between Eastside Drive and Mitchell. Also, there is an abundant growth of weeds in and near the ditch next to this foot path. City's responsibility or adjacent home owner's?
Vegetation overgrowth hindering sidewalk clear zone - north side of Tapp between Adams and Pinehurst.
The sidewalk at the northwest corner of Maple between 6th St. and 7st south of the alley is completely overground. It is impossible to pass without walking in the street. It is also impossible to see cars traveling east on 7th when driving through that intersection
1) low branch(s)over street on hickory stick between bent tree and winslow farm - west side. 2)Side walk overgrowth the city sidewalk section on azalea that borders on winslow woods (south side of azalea) Thanks
Bushes growing in front of building at 123 South Washington St. are growing over the sidewalk.
Weeds, grass and trees are overgrown and severely limiting space on the sidewalk, causing patrons to walk in the street to avoid the shrubs.
The sidewalk on both the front and side of the property at 1700 E Camby Lane (southeast corner of Camby and Durham) is obstructed by low hanging branches and outgrowing vegetation. The HOA for the neighborhood has been notified and hasn't acted to rectify this, other than to send a letter to property owners mentioning overgrowth among other general comments; this hasn't resulted in any action by the homeowner. It's not possible to walk along the sidewalk without walking into tree limbs and/or bushes, so pedestrians must walk in the street on both the front and side sidewalks.
Absentee owner of property to east of 1208 W. 8th St. seems to have abandoned yard again. Grass is over 2 feet tall, thick dirt from construction is all over the sidewalk, and my landlord and I have been cutting back the bushes/part of the lawn so that they don't completely block the sidewalk. I can barely get my son's stroller through and the mud is extremely slippery after a hard rain. Our yard also has a major chigger infestation from the owner only mowing his lawn two or three times a year in previous years so that I can't even take my toddler outside to play without us both suffering from dozens of bites. Please help!
Foliage is blocking at least half of the sidewalk running from Maxwell Lane to First Street -- and there are also low-hanging branches along the path as well.