Thank you. Seriously, I just want to say "thank you" to the city for finally cleaning up Duke's huge mess of discarded branches and logs along the west side of S High. It was an infuriating, massive eyesore and termite bait that looked like a WW1 battlefield. Kudos!
While I appreciate the effort to create a memorial to the Somme Battle of 1916 along the west side of the 2000 block of S High St (see Townsend, the contractors), can I ask they at least try to be accurate in their depiction of the event. The layout of the random cut logs left to die as martyrs are clearly in opposition to the historical record. Try harder. [[This is an eyesore. Got it?]]
On the east side of College Avenue close to soul juice, storm drain is completely covered with debris.
can exceeds 35 gal, no tags
Tree fell on west side of road near 2000 block of S High St. End of felled log is quite close to the edge of the street, possibly posing a safety hazard. Someone dragged debris out of street and tossed onto the east easement. Could someone come by and cut the felled trunk back away from the street and pick up the debris in the easement?
Tree trimming occurred along High Street a few weeks ago. Some of the debris was removed by the company contracted to do the trimming but much more was left behind. Will further clean-up be done?
Would you stop making excuses for this logjam eyesore and just clean it up? "Duke said, Thomson said...." It's within the city limits and we pay taxes. It'a a hazard. Now you want an additional 37% in income taxes? No more solar organic bike paths - clean up this mess first. Pretty pleae?
Dead deer lying near the NW corner of High St and Wimbleton St.
There is a large portion of a tree on the public sidewalk in front of this address (it is my family home, though I do not live there).
Huge amount of trash left all through this area by the unhoused population