Case Date:

6/19/2020

For more than a year now, the sidewalk in front of new apartment construction just South of the 10th st. and Smith Rd. intersection has been regularly occupied and blocked by cars and trucks associated with the construction. There is considerable pedestrian traffic on this walkway, and citizens are forced to walk into the street by the blockage. As the construction has progresse, parking for workers and owners has become available underneath and beside the structure, but sidewalk parking seems to be preferred, particularly by the owners/supervisors. Please have them remove their vehicles, and clean the sidewalk.

Case Date:

1/22/2019

Sidewalk on Woodscrest near Eastland Plaza has not been cleared. On east side of Woodscrest, snow has been plowed onto sidewalk.

Case Date:

1/22/2019

Snow has been plowed onto the approaches to many of the crosswalks near College Mall & Eastland Plaza (e.g., E 3rd and Hillsdale/Woodscrest, E 3rd & College Mall Rd, at first stoplight south of E 3rd on College Mall Rd)

Case Date:

8/24/2019

434 E 2nd street. Cars all along the driveway, extending fully across the sidewalk and to the street. It is impossible for people to proceed safely, especially if they have a wheelchair or stroller and cannot squeeze between cars. .

Case Date:

2/7/2022

Assholes at Goldcasters Jewelry plow their parking lot snow directly into a huge pile on the sidewalk

Case Date:

4/6/2024

car parked on sidewalk

Case Date:

5/25/2022

Trash cans are left out blocking sidewalk over 24 hours after trash pick up.

Case Date:

9/22/2024

NOTE: Site with the issue is south of 426 E 15th St. The sidewalk is blocked by overgrown vegetation. This apparently has been an issue for a long time based on mature growth of the vegetation and the path carved out to the left of the sidewalk.

Case Date:

9/26/2024

Corrections to case#193765 (due to auto-correct): overgrown invasives are on the *west* side of Dunn (not east), and the plants we would like preserved are *cypresses* (thuja/arborvitae, Cupressaceae), not "depressed".

Case Date:

10/13/2024