A large, white container filled with construction waste (apparently toxic) has been sitting on the SE corner of Madison and 7th for several months, ever since the construction of the "7-Line" bicycle path.
Construction debris and concrete run-off not cleaned up by construction crew. Debris is flowing down the alley causing a mess.
A branch split off a tree along Highland near the winslow st entrance and is over the sidewalk leaning against a phone pole.
Someone’s ready for a long night at the bluebird....
A large amount of debris, trash and waste continues to blow into the administration lot and mccsc bus lot. The source is a camp that has been setup on the east end of the McDonald’s property.
Construction debris and concrete run-off not cleaned up by construction crew. Debris is flowing down the alley causing a mess.
needs a lot or attention. i picked up alot , but cant get it all.
Since the new tenants moved into 213 S Union, in August 2022, they have been depositing debris/trash (mattress, cardboard, etc.) behind the garage along the north/south alley. Aside from it becoming a potential winter home for rodents, it leads to cars parked in ways that often block both n/s and e/w alleys (they have been ticketed before for blocking traffic entirely.
Trash all over yard east of house.
On February 24 during a wind storm a tree, which stands near the power line between Arden Dr. and Queens Way, dangerously cracked. The workers from Duke Energy, who cut a big portion of the tree, understandably didn’t want it to fall on the power line. They did it in a such way that branches fell to our back yard and even damaged the fence. Duke doesn’t want to remove debris and repair the fence. Despite the tree stand on the land belonging to Duke (or town?) and the damage was not the act of nature, they claim that it is not their responsibility. Please help us to recover from this Duke’s «gift». Sergey Pinchuk, 2112 Arden Dr.