Case Date:

9/3/2020

vegetation encroaches sidewalk between 315 e. university and corner. vegetation encroaches both from the side and above

Case Date:

9/6/2020

921 s. washington. vegetation obstructions sidewalk on Dodds side of house

Case Date:

2/1/2021

On E First Street: low hanging branches over the sidewalk. The address of the house, though, is 713 Clifton.

Case Date:

4/19/2021

Query the status of cases 174610 (Febr. 1) and 175275 (March 30): low hanging branches still hitting pedestrians in the face from a tree in the yard of 713 Clifton, but the branches are on E FIRST. Hope Michael Stewart can stop by and do something about this.

Case Date:

4/20/2021

The intersection where Clover Lane ends and Blue Ridge North turns into Blue Ridge East continues to concern drivers in our neighborhood. I’m the neighborhood association president and have had suggestions that we ask for the city to install stop signs on each street. My opinion is that getting rid of the brush would improve visibility and avoid the need for stop signs. This photo shows how it’s impossible to know if there is oncoming traffic as one drives up the hill of BR North and attempts to turn left onto BR East. (not sure why the photo is upside down.)

Case Date:

4/27/2021

The height of the grass in the back yard is excessive.

Case Date:

4/28/2021

Empty lot in Northwoods Estates. Grass over foot tall.

Case Date:

4/30/2021

Lot has not yet been mowed this year.

Case Date:

5/2/2021

4236 cambridge drive

Case Date:

2/2/2018

I live at 812 W 2nd St. My next door neighbor lives at 820 W. 2nd St. Her back yard is overgrown and has containers that fill with water. In warm weather these containers breed mosquitos. I can't even go outside in the summer because the mosquitos are so bad. Also, she won't cut her grass along 2nd St. She says it is flowers, but it is weeds. I have seen rats in there. Also it is a traffic hazard because cars turning on to 2nd St. from Euclid St. can't see oncoming traffic. I am also sending a copy of this email to the State Board of Health in Indianapolis.