On the north end of Ridgefield neighborhood, all along the sidewalk that runs parallel with Kinser, the trees are hanging over the sidewalk. The residents on that end claim it is the city's responsibility. I trimmed it once this spring and am not doing it again. Make these people trim their trees. Basically 1146 thru 1126 W. Sugarberry Court
yard abandoned all summer
yard abandoned or neglected
General debris from the homeowner spilling into the street. Looks like a large pile of rotting organic material is taking up part of the roadway. Keep our neighborhood clean please!
This is an abandoned lot behind the Extra Space Facility on Gourley Pike. There is a huge fallen tree and excessive overgrowth all around the property. This is causing homeless to take shelter behind and around these areas where they cannot be seen
This property has vegetation (vines) growing up over the house, obscuring the windows and the trees, and also has many weeds growing right by the road. The back yard is also filled with weeds.
Lawn not mowed this summer.
excessive weeds growing in front yard, hanging over the road, blocking full road access for cars/pedestrians. weeds about 3 foot high. Looks to be between 2601 and 2615 e dekist. Also present are various items on display in a stand at 2601 e dekist, looks to be trash/refuse and easy to blow off the stand into the road, polluting the neighborhood. There is also food produce displayed here with no refrigeration or container, encouraging rodents/vermin and rotten food items near where children play. I am concerned this resident is not keeping up to city living standards and the 'communal living' center that seems to be run here is suspected of having more than 3 unrelated adults living here. If other residents are held to a city-defined standard, so should this address.
There is a bunch of foliage that almost completely obstructs the sidewalk right along the property line between 113 and 125 E 10th St. I basically found myself walking through a bush last night at this spot while walking through the area. It's unclear which side of the property line the bush/plant/tree is on; it could very well be on both properties.
Over grown yard