This location has a lawn that has gone un-mowed and the grass currently exceeds 8 inches (front yard was recently mowed, backyard was not). In the backyard, a deer and two fawn have taken up residence, which is disturbing and dangerous to neighborhood pets.
Grass is over 3 feet tall
The front yard is getting tall, the back yard is much worse.
Litter & tires.
This address has a fenced in dog yard. Since the dogs have been removed the weeds have grown over five feet tall and cover the entire front yard.
Front yard of this house was never seeded for a lawn after the house was built. The current owner has never mowed the property and it's now grown up with huge weeds. This is not one of those yards planted to create a natural area of native plants. Nothing at all has been done here except to let weeds grow.
Along Henderson where the new paved multi use path is being put in, the job site looks pretty trashy. The weeds are overgrown and the bus stop is just thrown into some poor citizen's yard it looks like. This entire project has been a complete mess since it started. The city takes forever on this sort of work and so far, nothing looks any better. Maybe get someone with a weed eater or a mower or at this point a bush hog out there to make it look like someone cares about their jobsite?
There has been debris from a taken-down tree in the front of the yard for over six months.
At East Thornton Drive and Covey Lane, there are several big old trees whose branches overhang Covey Lane, and the big branches are rotten and some have already fallen, but the limbs that hang over Covey Lane are dangerous to pedestrians walking their dogs and cars using Covey Lane. Can you please look into this and have the limbs and/or tree cut so that no one will get hurt or property damaged by falling limbs. Every time a hard rain comes or storm with light wind come, large limbs fall onto Covey Lane. Thank you.
grass over a foot tall