We are the landlord of this commercial building and have a shared alley way. There are two white trash bags leaning against our building (left by students across the alley most likely) - trash is strung out of it due to animals and there is some broken glass as well. Can you please take care of cleaning this up??
Residence at 1125 is in a severly dilapidated condition with considerable overgrowth of yard spilling over into the street and sidewalks. Plant growth is mixed with trash and crumbling areas of house. Results in a significant pest and insect problem for neighbors.
Residence at 1125 is in a severly dilapidated condition with considerable overgrowth of yard spilling over into the street and sidewalks. Plant growth is mixed with trash and crumbling areas of house. Results in a significant pest and insect problem for neighbors.
Trash is strewn along the street, alleyway, caught in the trees and bushes of 1110 N Lincoln, trapped under cars and generally everywhere. Have attempted it to clean it up but continues to appear. It is unsanitary and attracting pests and rodents.
321 n. washington - beer bottles and broken glass all over the property.
There is trash being dumped behind the High Point Commercial Building at 702 North Walnut. There is no longer a dumpster back there, so the trash is just piling up in the parking lot. This is practically in my back yard, and I would prefer not to live next to open air dump. Can HAND please get the property owner to clean this up, and keep it clean?
Trash and empty beer/liquor bottles are constantly piling up along the south side of the stone mansion at 321 north washington street.
sidewalks not cleared at 800 N lincoln
There is a large pile of trash dumped behind the High Point Commercial property on North Walnut Street. This trash is blowing into the backyards of neighboring properties on Washington Street.
There is a large pile of trash dumped behind the High Point Commercial property on North Walnut Street. This trash is blowing into the backyards of neighboring properties on Washington Street.