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closed #117698

Excessive Growth

609 N Lincoln ST

Case Date:
3/25/1998

Holliday said there are many bags of trash which are now beginning to tear open--there are no trash tags on the bags. She is not sure of the exact address, but it is on the west side og the street.

closed #117764

Excessive Growth

1031 W 6th ST

Case Date:
3/16/1998

( house is behind her house) . Neighbors are putting food waste in their yard for the birds and it is causing problems. She would like this unhealthy environment fixed.

closed #117788

Excessive Growth

513 E 8th ST

Case Date:
2/25/1998

Resident is leaving their trash cans and recycle bins out on the tree plot. Moday's are the pick up date.

closed #117802

Excessive Growth

621 N Lincoln ST

Case Date:
2/23/1998

Two old sofas have been stacked on the south side of the house for approx. 2 months. Beer bottles and litter in the front yard.

closed #117825

Excessive Growth

2128 E 5th ST

Case Date:
2/18/1998

Trashy yard at SW corner of 5th and Jefferson.

closed #117918

Excessive Growth

426 E 6th ST

Case Date:
1/28/1998

letter from David saying trash is building up here.

closed #117919

Excessive Growth

310 N Dunn ST

Case Date:
1/28/1998

Letter from David saying trash is building up at this location.

closed #117949

Excessive Growth

426 E 10th ST

Case Date:
1/23/1998

A tree has fell in the alley between 9th and 10th streets; and Dunn and Prow, blocking parking for the complainant. Mr. Hasan talked to the owner of the tree about 3 weeks ago, but the lady has not moved the tree.

closed #118515

Excessive Growth

401 N Morton ST

Case Date:
10/20/1997

Caller lives next to Bryan Park. She called on 9/22 to report a lot of trash at the park. She was told it would be taken care of immediately (see action#6691). She says there is still a lot of trash! Talking about the Park & Ride area.

closed #118690

Excessive Growth

2500 W 3rd ST

Case Date:
9/19/1997

In the 2500 block on 3rd St. between Chi-Chi's Restaurante and Ellis Floral shop there are several trees that are too low and causes people to walk around them on the grass and/or in the street.