Severely overgrown property on the front lawn and out to the city curb, weeds are well over a foot tall. Looks unsightly, and is unsafe. Likely fire hazard in hot summer. Difficult for cars to see around when turning the corner. Animals (skunk, rabbit) pop in and out of the brush. Neighbors are universally upset.
The yard is attracting major wildlife such as raccoons, foxes and snakes and the plants have become so high it is causing a driving hazard when turning. We are worried about accidents with kids playing near this house. It is a safety hazard. The weeds have gotten out of control and the owner does not take care of the yard. Please help address this.
Overgrown and unkempt lawn. Contains trash and plastic bags. Home looks abandoned and poorly maintained. Overgrowth is unsightly and a danger to those walking down the street (curb access blocked) and to cars trying to safely turn at corner. There have been multiple stray cats in the neighborhood, at least one appears near this property.
The property owner has left their property to become an overgrown yard all the way down to the city street. It is unsightly and dangerous, making it impossible for people (including children) to walk on the curb, difficult to see when driving a car. Weeds are several feet high and debris blows onto neighboring streets and lawns. This property has not been mowed this year, and appears worse than last year. Please do something about this ongoing problem, it's been getting worse!
Complaintant called and reported that weeds are well over 8" in height, and this has been an ongoing problem for over a year or even longer. Neighborhood wants results.
Overgrown vines covering sidewalk. Only about 5 feet but makes it impossible to use what little sidewalk is on walnut. Thanks
Grass on the backyard is growing extremely tall & helping to breed mosquitos. Prior complaints about the property resulted in only the front yard being mowed.
Grass not cut; back yard twice as high.
Growth is much higher than the 8 inch limit for a neighborhood yard. With the amount of rain we’ve had this summer, I’m concerned that this overgrowth could eventually become a health hazard.
Lawn needs to be mowed.