Cases Locations Report a problem open #174610 Excessive Growth: Other: On E First Street: low hanging branches over the sidewalk. The address of the house, though, is 713 Clifton. This case dates from February 1. When are you going to do something about it?
710 e. first street. pampas grass obstructing sidewalk
sidewalk on west side of rogers on the south side of the train bridge (just north of 11th st) blocked by vegetation. not sure but the east sidewalk might be blocked too. the train bridge is open now thanks!
The house across the street from us (209 E Wylie) has a ton of cut down branches that are blocking the sidewalk and road. These branches have been sitting there for over a week now.
Sidewalk on West side of Fairview Street between 8th and 9th Streets partially blocked by vegetation including poison ivy. Street addresses of the adjacent property owners is 703 West 9th Street and 702 West 8th Street. been reporting this for the last two Fridays, but the vegetation itself has been chronic for years. can you tell me yes or no do you think that this will be dealt with? thanks!
sidewalk on west side of fairview st between 8th and 9th more than 50% blocked by vegetation, incl poison ivy. chronic condition for years. on the route from fairview elem to crestmont and maple heights neighborhoods. adjacent properties are 702 w 8th and 703 w 9th. thanks!
Sidewalk on West side of fairview st between 8th and 9th st is chronicly obstructed by vegetation, including poison ivy. 703 w 9th st and 702 w 8th st. Please aim for 0 vegetation on these sidewalks so near Fairview elem. Thanks!
sidewalk on west side of Fairview Street between 8th Street and 9th Street is chronically blocked with vegetation including poison ivy. The property addresses are 702 West 8th Street and 703 West 9th Street. thanks
The sidewalk on Arden leading into Southeast Park has been blocked for weeks now. The Millstone contractors have been using it for construction storage. Could a better spot not be found for storing this equipment, perhaps one that doesn't shut down a pedestrian walkway? Space on the adjoining street could just have easily been used here.
During this spring/summer, there was construction work being done on 200 S. Grant. While the construction is now completed, it seems they left this in the middle of the sidewalk. I’m not sure what this is called but it was used to hold a sign that stated that the sidewalk is close. Please remove this from blocking the sidewalk. Much thanks.