It appears that here is an obvious over occupancy at the above address. I counted no less 9 cars there on 6-23-24, and there is consistently at least 6 different cars there lined up and down the road, and several adults their on a consistent basis. This is obviously against code and not safe for visibility along that part of the road. I will gladly get photos if needed.
Grass ally between 321 S. Davisson St. and 316 Buckner has a large tree leaning onto across the ally on to a walnut tree on 321 S. Davisson. From storm.
Residents at 1509 S Nancy Street do not take in trash/recycling containers. In addition, their driveway is littered with trash and other large cans that needs removal. Would appreciate any action the city could take to remedy this problem
Neighbors down the block at 1506 S Nancy Street are leaving trash and recycling containers by the curb continuously, in violation of city code. In addition they leave trash out front that is an unsightly neighborhood mess.
I am a homeowner here in the city. Unexpectedly my neighbor trenched And waterproofed his basement. The trench was between our houses, Which are close together. I asked him if he needed a Permit. He said no. Is he right?
Public Health on preparedness for Covid-19?
Every time I walk or bike by this house, a dog charges at me and scares the crap out of me and my kids. It is tied up but the leash is long and hard to see. The dog comes at us at full speed before hitting the end of the leash almost at the street. I’m tired of being terrorized and it can’t be good for the dog either.
Possible dead tree at risk of property/house damage: needs to be assessed, if City tree, needs to be removed
Need a tree limb removed along Moores Pike west of our entry. It broke during the storm Saturday night and is currently suspended between the tree and phone lines. I hope it can be removed without damaging our fence. Photo attached.
Why is West Allen St heading West closed? I live at 1207 West Green Tree Lane and would like to know what is the very noisy road work they are doing? Thank you, Nancy Brooks. nabrooks@indiana.edu