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closed #175755

Excessive Growth

2301 N Fritz DR

Case Date:
5/11/2021

I am co-president of Matlock Heights Neighborhood Association. We are an historic district and our outstanding designated Sullivan home built in 1850 was recently purchased 4/7/21 by LLC Palm Springs, FL. The grass is now 7-14” high and branch was down in road but we moved to the yard. Presently no one is living there to discuss the situation. Mrs Sullivan lived there 50 yrs and property was always well cared for. We are very concerned that no one is taking care of this historic home & property. We ask your assistance!! Thanks Sharon Yarber

closed #175756

Excessive Growth

3211 N Kingsley DR

Case Date:
5/11/2021

Yard overgrown. Junk trees and weeds in the backyard. Gutters on house clogged

closed #175770

Excessive Growth

2639 E Dekist ST

Case Date:
5/12/2021

Lawn over grown

closed #175784

Excessive Growth

219 S Jefferson ST

Case Date:
5/13/2021

I received Notice of Violation (Ticket # 48161) on behalf of Main Property Management dated 5/10/21 regarding overgrown lawn. Please be advised that we no longer own this property. Thanks, David Main (d/b/a Main Property Management, LLC)

closed #175853

Excessive Growth

312 E 12th ST

Case Date:
5/19/2021

Grass going to seed

closed #175895

Excessive Growth

3311 N Kinser PIKE

Case Date:
5/22/2021

3321 N Kinser Pk's side yard, backyard, and easement are way overgrown.

closed #176090

Excessive Growth

207 E 12th ST

Case Date:
6/9/2021

Yard is overgrown. Recurring problem.

closed #176315

Excessive Growth

616 N Monroe ST

Case Date:
6/22/2021

Lawn at 616 N. Monroe St. is overgrown and about 2 feet tall. Been like that for months now

closed #176413

Excessive Growth

314 E 11th ST

Case Date:
6/30/2021

Plants are overgrowing onto sidewalk (NE corner of property) block pedestrian and wheelchair traffic.

closed #176414

Excessive Growth

314 E 11th ST

Case Date:
6/30/2021

Plants are overgrowing onto sidewalk (NE corner of property) block pedestrian and wheelchair traffic.