closed #203848
Excessive Growth
2552 E Eastgate LN
- Case Date:
- 6/30/2025
Location is approximate. May be a trails or INDOT issue. Foliage obstructing the sidewalk along IN 46E heading south toward College Mall. (East of Green Acres).
Location is approximate. May be a trails or INDOT issue. Foliage obstructing the sidewalk along IN 46E heading south toward College Mall. (East of Green Acres).
Poison hemlock infestation along the 4th St walking path between S. Jefferson and S. Roosevelt St in Green acres. This is not the only location of such an infestation of this poisonous invasive in Green Acres. There is also a tree of heaven established here. Lack of maintenance is chronic in this location. In general, lack of maintenance enforcement per city code of ROW and Utility Easements in Green Acres is, in my humble opinion, the reason that those of us who try to maintain our lawns, gardens, and outdoor living spaces, are in a constant losing battle against these invasive species. Sigh.
Vines and weeds are overgrown and blocking sidewalk adjacent to property owned by city below storm drain pump station on the Southwest corner of N. Ramble Rd West and E. Russian Dr. Vines and weeds along fence and property owned by city block sidewalk access, forcing people to walk on street on a blind curve creating a life safety hazard. The city routinely cut back the overgrowth several times each Summer, but has not addressed this safety issue this Summer.
Alley way between N. Washington an N. Lincoln is very overgrown for pedestrians and vehicles.
Map says 1600 but actual address is 1514. Overgrowth from tree obscuring stop sign. I believe this is a City tree but not sure.
Slope north of 911 N. Maple is overgrown.
Caller states that the city-owned property on the south side of the walking path from N. Maple to Monroe County United Ministries is overgrown. It was determined about 2 months ago that it is the responsibility of the street dept. to maintain.
Maximum speed limit 20 mph sign is hardly visible across from 727 W First Street, due to tree growth that is obscuring the sign.