Joe Davis, who lives down the street, has kept both of his trucks in front of our house for the past two weeks making it extremely difficult to pull in and back out of our driveway. His red pickup is on the corner of S Washington and his brown/yellow station wagon is directly in front of our house.
Red Pick Up Truck, Maroon Sedan, Brown Pick Up Truck have been parked here for over a week. Brown Truck has flat tire.
Sitting area set up in parking lane
Loud construction noise at home. Into one week. Part of four month swimming pool. construction Excessive intollerable noise. Grom morning until afternnon
There are six pairs of shoes hanging from a powerline crossing Lincoln Street in front of 500 S. Lincoln.
Weeds in gutter for three blocks. Unsightly. Last year a crew came through and cleared them. Much appreciated. Permanent solution would be to pack asphalt between roadway and curb where weeds grow. About an inch gap. Can the city help?
There's another large piece of equipment parked behind their house in the old alley. It looks like a big fire hazzard
Wasn't sure how to categorize this issue of cigarette litter. north sidewalk on Kirkwood, outside of Crazy Horse and Alley Bar. Patrons of these two businesses frequently litter their cigarettes onto the sidewalk, into the planter, into the drain, into the metal cage surrounding the pipes--without extinguishing them. It's pretty gross and also a fire hazard. And I'm guessing when the cigarettes go into that drain, they end up in Clear Creek, which isn't great for the environment (not that there aren't other issues affecting Clear Creek's cleanliness, but still). I've noticed it for years, but I guess I only cared enough to write a UReport now. Because earlier this week I was walking my dog on that sidewalk, and someone flicked their cigarette onto the ground near me, and my dog must have thought it was a treat or a scrap of food because she tried to gobble it up. And I think it burnt her tongue a little because she was whining for the rest of the day. Maybe we could get Crazy Horse and Alley Bar to set up cigarette receptacles so their patrons have a designated place to safely dispose of cigarettes?
Bench is all broken down.
The retaining walls on W 17th require cleaning and routine maintenance. The house shown is 1412 W 17th, but the walls run up and down the street. Mold is the major concern. --Sharon Roualet representing Crescent Bend Neighborhood Association. 812-345-7680