Difficult to get through sidewalk on NW corner of this lot because of weed growth stemming from vines on a tree on this property and also a tree in the ROW that is proximate. Because the trees are so close to each other, the overgrowth of the vines from them is hindering pedestrian passage between them. Property is owned by IU (as per Elevate).
I'll admit that this isn't one of the more extreme instances of "excessive growth" by any means, but it nonetheless reaches beyond the property and obstructs a portion of the sidewalk. The other day I had to pass by another person here and essentially found myself walking through plants/bushes.
Overgrown bushes are obstructing part of the sidewalk on N Woodlawn Avenue.
Overgrown vines covering sidewalk. Only about 5 feet but makes it impossible to use what little sidewalk is on walnut. Thanks
Over grown bushes at 8th and Hillsdale make it impossible to see oncoming traffic
Excessive growth in 5th st ROW and NOT in utilities easement.
Abandoned looking house. Eyesore. Peeling paint. Invasive vines climbing on structure. Mowed 1 time earlier this year. Seriously? There is no clean up enforcement that can be taken on behalf of the surrounding property owners whose property values suffer when blight like this seem to be enabled? by lack of proper regulation or enforcement?
Overgrown back yard. Multiple tree of heaven trees are growing, winter creeper is out of control, various vines growing on deck. This is a rental property.
Very overgrown front yard. Backyard never has been cut. Also dog inside home now barking excessively through an open window with AC unit in it.
The chronically overgrown traffic calming bump out needs attention, again.