neighbors have left a sink, eight tires, buckets of drywall, and bags of trash in my yard. need to find a resolution and have the trash removed because it is causing hazards to my home and safety.
Tree blocking street access. In addition to request #192218.
Several households (four I think) have stacked storm damage debris on the south side of Sheridan directly across from 1315 Sheridan.
The neighbors put together some tree debris by the end of the street
There's a city street tree down across the sidewalk to the east of 3724 Tamarron Dr
Neighborhood is still waiting on storm removal. Grass is dying or dead from piles so please expedite. Thank you.
fallen power line caused traffic disruption, needs street signs because people dont know its no outlet
Every other street in our neighborhood has a "No Outlet" sign at the intersection before the end of that street, but we do not have one on N Roosevelt. We get a LOT of people trying to use Roosevelt st as a through road to 10th street, but the road ends. I live at 429 N Roosevelt, and it is really tight at the end of the road and we get countless people a day using our yard to turn around, damaging our yard. This could be solved by putting a "No Outlet" sign, similar to the same signs on Clark and Adams, so that people do not mistakenly go down our road and have to turn around in my yard. Thank you!
The stretch of Grant Street between Kirkwood and 8th has multiple places that have been patched multiple times over the last few years, making it really bumpy and uneven. It is especially bad close to where the Poplars used to be. If you have a list of streets you are planning on resurfacing, please include those three blocks. There is not one single place such as a huge pothole that needs a big repair - it's just an area that in general is more like cobblestone than paving. Bumpy for bicycles, and maybe also for cars.
The HVAC that serves the City Showers Building is increasingly getting louder. The sound level has gone from 88 decibels last week to 95 decibels this week. My office is the very most northwest location in the Showers Building and I can hear it through the office walls with a sound like the drone of a cicadas. I invite you to see how long you can stand on 10th Street adjacent to the Showers Building without plugging your ears to the high pitched screech of the City HVAC. I will likely swing by for public comment at the next available public meeting. Find the money in the budget to replace this nuisance please. It is truly upsetting those who work nearby it.