Case Date:

10/31/2018

The hedges of this property are overgrown and block access to the sidewalk. This is a chronic issue - please remedy with homeowner (it's a rental unit). Thanks!

Case Date:

8/3/2019

First St at the NW corner of First and High is blocked by overgrown shrubbery

Case Date:

9/1/2019

Sidewalk on south side of E2nd between Woodscrest and College Mall is blocked by overgrown bushes.

Case Date:

7/8/2019

On the north side of Grimes the sidewalk is blocked by a tree branch hanging down and touching the ground. I had to go out into the street to get around. This was west of Henderson, and I think it was a little east of Palmer.

Case Date:

6/26/2019

There is a thick layer of gravel that has washed across the sidewalk at 411 s Lincoln.

Case Date:

8/16/2019

Lots of vegetation across sidewalk on south side of E. Second St. east of Woodscrest Dr.

Case Date:

8/26/2019

The branches encroaching on the sidewalk have gotten to be too much on High St. just South of Wimbleton. Pedestrian traffic is significant here, especially now that school has started, and it's honestly challenging for adults to get past one another while ducking under the branches. This is a popular place for people to ride their bikes on the sidewalk, taking their kids to school, and an adult biking on the sidewalk going down the hill might be in danger of being decapitated by all the branches.

Case Date:

7/25/2019

Hi. The footpath between Southdowns and Greenwood Avenue, which is part of a 'safe route to school', is blocked by an overgrown honeysuckle, which needs to be cut back. It is a danger to walkers and cyclists and makes wheelchair access difficult, as everyone has to go round it onto private property. Could you please cut it back? Thank you.

Case Date:

9/14/2019

The plants on both sides of the path are a little overgrown but the real problem is a very solid low hanging branch that is a real hazard. And another low hanging branch that is likely to hit you in the face with pears.

Case Date:

9/17/2019

1500 S Highland.