On the northeast corner of 17th and Kinser Pike, looks like there's a pretty good patch of poison hemlock growing. Since its a noxious weed, I figured I'd report it! 327 west 17th street
Grass and weeds on the property are knee high. It does not appear that anyone is living there. This has been an ongoing issue for the past several years.
The grass and weeds on the property are overgrown. Lawn has not been mowed for at least a couple months.
There is bamboo growing at this property. It is spreading to 3614 E Longview.
Bamboo in the back yard at 2600 S. Southern Pines Ct.
The vacant lot between 819 and 835 has not been mowed this year.
Excessive growth
complaint of overgrowth. You might also leave a drop card or try to talk to person living there. Neighbor thinks this may be an unregistered rental. She said man who previously lived there, (still listed on GIS) always kept place very nice. Now she has only seen a woman living here.
Eric, This complaint was sent to me by email from a councilmember. Can you have Kenny go by and issue a warning? Thanks!
From: Diane Fraker <dianefraker70@gmail.com> Date: Mon, May 22, 2017 at 6:23 PM Subject: [legal] 1209 West 11th Street To: legal@bloomington.in.gov Hello. I have lived at 1211 West 11th Street with my daughter for 2 1/2 years. I have called HAND multiple times concerning the house next to me at 1209 West 11th Street. The yard is not mowed on a regular basis with the backyard waist high at present. There are out buildings that are in disrepair with trash throughout the yard. There is also a truck in the backyard that hasn't been moved in 2 1/2 years along with stacks of tires. There are trash bags, mattresses, and other items on the front porch. Multiple windows are boarded up, and there are large holes in the roof. There are Copperheads in the yard.There are many pedestrians in the area and with the snakes present, there is a very real danger. I called animal control last summer and was told they couldn't do anything because it was the snakes' "natural habitat". I greatly appreciate your attention to this matter. Diane Fraker 812-360-7243