The pine tree in the front yard at the above address in hanging over the sidewalk preventing people from walking on this portion of sidewalk. People have to almost walk out into the street to get around the over hang.
The grass is too high. The caller thinks this is the City's property - It is to the west of 1525 W. 7th.
Mrs. Keys called to voice concern about the tax money citizens pay for students to have large items picked up. I explained to her our trash/sanitation system. She primarily called to complain about a large amount of weeds at 1001 E. 1st, and also weeds in the surrounding area that she thinks need to be removed. (No other specific addresses were given.)
trash and litter scattered all over the place. the place is a real eye sore (corner of Dunn and Smith)
Ms. Figg said that 614 N. Summit (vacant lot) is owned by the City??? and has overgrown grass and trees. Tree limbs are falling into the neighbors yards. She also said that there are snakes at this location. (Barry you should check with Penny about who owns this lot)
AT THE CORNER OF 16TH/WOODBURN SOMEONE HAS DUMPED OLD COUCHES ON A EMPTY LOT. (Barry, I called Melva Sturgis, the owner of the property, on 8/13, she said she would take care of it keep an eye on it)
Shelly says that owner mowed front and side yards, but not the back yard. The grass is too high.
Thomson park: the grass is so high in the playground sand area that kids can't use it.
street tree on 2nd St. the second tree east of Fess on the north side of the road needs to be trimmed back.
There is a 3 leaf vine growing out of controll, it covers the entire back yard and is starting to climb up the house. It is growing toward the neighbors house. It dies every winter and returns every summer.