The Public Works Dept. has had approximately 5 calls within the last week regarding the wildflowers growing near the roundabout between N. College Avenue and N. Walnut Street. The problem is when you are going north on Walnut Street and crossing over to go south on College. The flowers obstruct the line of sight when you are looking north. Can something be done about trimming the flowers back?
Police Dept. reports trash along the road in the 200 block of E. Dodds St.
Residents at 503 E. Cottage Grove keep their trash in the alley. There are squashed bags of garbage there since March. Neighbors see rats every day around the trash.
Caller reports that foliage is overgrown on the sidewalks in the Elm Heights Neighborhood; especially S. Stull Ave., S. Park and the corner of Park and 2nd St.
The next door nieghbors have grass that is toohigh. It needs cut.
The grass in the yard is still to high. He has complainted before. He wants it mowed.
Trash is beginning to pile up beside the house.
Residents (caller believes this is unregistered rental through Sec. 8 program) leave their trash at the back door and up next to the house for two months. Caller said that two cans of trash has been there for two months.
The lot/vacant land located behind 910 S. Manor Road needs mowed or bushhogged. Ms. Morris stated that this land is owned by the City according to Planning Dept.
Sacks of trash laying in the street for a week. Residents keep trash in the alley next to the house. The lawn also needs attention.