The property's frontage is overgrown to the extent that you can't see a child or pets that might run down the street. When making a left turn to Roundhill from Shadow Grove, even an SUV has a hard time seeing if there's a car coming.
Overgrown growth and tall weeds on front, side, and back lawn. Overgrown weeds along sidewalk. Difficult to see through, makes neighborhood look dilapidated.
The weeds at this address are taller than people. You can't walk down the sidewalk in the area because its so overgrown. The yard has been overgrown for at least five years now and it appears to be an ongoing issue. The overgrown yard is also creating safety hazards, such as blocking sidewalks, obstructing visibility for drivers, and attracting pests, including rats and raccoons. overgrown yard might be violating. The overgrown yard is affecting the neighborhood's appearance, property values, and quality of life for residents. Neighbors have complained numerous times, but the city doesn't seem to address the issue with this yard.
The weeds at this house are almost as high as the stop sign. Earlier today I almost hit three kids - 2 walking and one on a bike because they were hidden behind the weeds at the stop sign. Couldn’t see the kids around the weeds. I think it is a danger to our neighborhood to have the weeds blocking the sidewalks and the area near the stop sign. It was not the kids fault - but something needs done to make this corner and sidewalks around this house safer.
The property is unkempt, weeds have gotten out of control, now reaching the height of the stop sign!! Obstructs line of sight, animals are hiding, is both ugly and dangerous!! Weed height exceeds allowable limits. Homeowner refuses to address this.
It is now July 11th 2021 and this homeowner has yet to mow his lawn once. It's a hazard as it's 3-4 feet tall. This is against the city rules and so why is the city not enforcing the law?
This person has not mowed his yard at all in 2020. Weeds are 6 feet high everywhere and this cannot fall into the code of the city. Are you going to do anything about it or will you just continue to allow this to happen year after year?
Growth is much higher than the 8 inch limit for a neighborhood yard. With the amount of rain we’ve had this summer, I’m concerned that this overgrowth could eventually become a health hazard.
Lawn needs mowed. Trash picked up.
Massively overgrown lot next to the former Sahara Mart.