Case Date:

1/13/2026

There appears to be ongoing towing- or auto-related business activity being operated out of this residential rental property. A tow truck is present at the property on a regular basis. At any given time, there are typically 3–4 vehicles stored in the driveway, with 2 additional vehicles consistently kept in the rear of the property behind a bush and shed. Vehicles rotate frequently and are often present for multiple days at a time before being replaced by different vehicles. This pattern has been consistent over time and appears to be more than personal vehicle ownership or occasional guest parking. Observed details: Tow truck is frequently parked at the residence Vehicles rotate regularly (clear turnover) Multiple vehicles stored simultaneously Vehicles remain on-site for days at a time Rear-yard vehicle storage partially concealed from street view Concern: This appears consistent with commercial vehicle storage and towing-related activity at a residential rental property, which may violate zoning, home occupation limits, or vehicle nuisance/parking regulations. Requesting review by the appropriate department.

Case Date:

1/13/2026

Greetings, We are a contractor for City Parks, providing security. Almost daily our Incident reports are sent to multiple city employees, however, some of the City employees stopped receiving our reports on the 20th of December and some on the 28th of December. We went to our contractor for Incident Reports and they confirmed the reports are being sent out. Also, we have other clients and none of them are reporting an issue. I am attaching last night's Incident Report for Switchyard park as an example. Thank you! Chuck

Case Date:

1/12/2026

Similar situation to case #207518. "The Bentley" apartment building on the SE corner of 11th/College has a very bright (and hideously colored) vertical sign right on the corner that is lit up all night long. Is there anything in the city code about illuminated signs? Are they even allowed at residential buildings? What if houses in neighborhoods had such signs broadly announcing the addresses of the houses while being lit up (or maybe even flashing) all night long? This is also an issue at "3-Square" apartments at 916 N. College where there are multiple signs, but they are not nearly as offensive as the others.

Case Date:

1/12/2026

There is a construction sign is laying on the ground after the high winds last week. If you are facing 1745 S Ollive Street it is to your right.

Case Date:

1/12/2026

All the street lights are out on indian valley drive

Case Date:

1/11/2026

Five dogs running around the yard and barking steadily from 12:00 to 12:45 pm. on Sunday, Jan. 11. The night before (Jan. 10) dogs barking at 11:58 pm.

Case Date:

1/11/2026

Dumpster/roll off is permanently placed attracting vermin.

Case Date:

1/10/2026

Question: what is rhe official name for what i call the "Davis Street Canal?" It conducts water from Sheridan Creek eventually i think to Clear Creek. There are at least two others: one is short, aling Hunter (between Mitchell and Eastside) and another somewhere in the Near West Sude (or maybe Prospect Hill) neighborhood. Thanks!

Case Date:

1/9/2026

See case #201777. Did owner ever reply to letter from HAND? It has been almost a year, and nothing has been done. Wall along Lincoln is still in need of attention. Experience with property owner (Parker rentals) has been they will not do anything unless there is a fine involved.

Case Date:

1/9/2026

Not sure is this is a HAND issue. The "Beverly" building has installed a *huge* sign on the SW corner of the building that is brightly illuminated all night long and is visible from as far as north of 10th Street. There is no reason for a sign that needs illumination. In fact, there is no reason for a sign at all, at least on the side of the building. It isn't a business that will have night-time hours, and it is in the middle of a generally residential area. Is there any way to regulate this kind of thing, or is the fact that IU is involved mean that the City has no jurisdiction over what they do? The building is already a lot bigger than was imagined, and now they are drawing even more attention to it with an inappropriate, vertical sign.