Case Date:

6/14/2016

Poison Ivy along sidewalk at 616 N Washington

Case Date:

8/23/2016

616 north Washington - poison ivy along sidewalk and couches on front porch

Case Date:

10/29/2015

Tree branches and vegetation obstructing sidewalk at both 611 and 619 N Washington Street.

Case Date:

7/12/2014

Neighbors refused to cut bamboo and trees overtaking alley behind our house or on Fairview street.

Case Date:

7/23/2014

Over growth ALL over her property including along Fairview street but more important is ,Cars can not get down the alley behind her house .My mom lives back there and recently a ambulance could not get back there because of bamboo that homeowner refuses to trim back.

Case Date:

8/5/2014

OWNER REFUSES YEAR AFTER YEAR TO TRIM HER OVERGROWN WEEDS THAT HAVE GROWN IN TO TREES AND BAMBOO BACK SO THAT ALLEY IS ACCESSIBLE BEHIND OUR HOUSE'S. OVERGROWTH IS ALSO ON HER PROPERTY ON fAIRVIEW STREET AND YOU CAN NOT TURN LEFT FROM ALLEY.

Case Date:

9/12/2015

Owner year after year REFUSES to trim back her over grown weeds that have grown into trees. They hang over on my property and hang onto my roof.

Case Date:

8/3/2015

The Park on Morton complex has a sidewalk from the northeast corner of the lot that leads down to College Avenue. Not only does this sidewalk not have lighting along it's path, but it is covered by debris which could cause injury. The last level of steps has tall grass that has not been cut (6 inches and growing), nor has the sidewalk been cleared of debris leading to College Avenue. Also, near the bottom of the steps there is a dead tree above it that come the next rain/storm could injure someone. The property management team seems to "forget" about the additional property they built on, which includes the hill behind the buildings and between the sidewalk and train tracks. If the city could please assist in having this area of the property maintained properly by the property owners, it is appreciated.

Case Date:

6/17/2015

700 washington, excessive growth

Case Date:

10/8/2018

House at the corner of W 6th and Fairview has allowed decorative grasses to grow into sidewalk and into Fairview Street. Cars cannot see pedestrians as they pull through Fairview and peds have to walk into street to avoid getting hit in face by plants.