See case #205129 about couch on porch. That was just one of *many* cases in town submitted *four months ago* about couches on porches, yet most still remain, including at this address. What does the public need to do to differently so that such cases are efficiently acted upon? Have the property owners of record been fined in these cases?
The house on the NW corner of 10th and Park is a Chickering rental. The old light in the NE corner of their backyard finally burned out and they replaced it with a very bright light that is casting annoying light on both neighboring houses close by (715 and 711 E. 10th) all night long. Can you ask them to shield the light or redirect it so that it only lights up their property and does not shed blinding light on the neighbors? You'd think the would know better than to do something like this. Isn't there some sort of light trespass law?
It is frustrating that reports made about trash and couches on porches do not seem to be followed through with. HAND says they do so, but the problems continue. This house, for example - *MOUNDS* of trash are piled up on the west side of the building, and couches remain on the porches all in full view of Runcible Spoon customers. Does HAND issue daily fines that accrue? Or does HAND even issue fines? And if so, does HAND ever actually collect the fines? And if they do, what happens to the money they collect? And if any or all of this happens, are there any records of the fines and their collection statuses viewable by the public? The same issues (trash, couches) are continuing at other addresses in the neighborhood, such as 213 N. Grant and 317 E. 7th, both in view of Grant Street Inn visitors.
This property neglects to take their trash to the street. It is next door to a restaurant. Their overflow trash ends up in our parking lot and on our property. We are having complaints from our customers, not to mention how embarrassing and gross all the trash looks. Something has got to give with these young ‘men’ and this issue.
This property neglects to take their trash to the street. It is next door to a restaurant. Their overflow trash ends up in our parking lot and on our property. We are having complaints from our customers, not to mention how embarrassing and gross all the trash looks. Something has got to give with these young ‘men’ and this issue.
The sidewalk on Grant St consistently has trash and recycling bins that are out for multiple days, into weeks. This house/apt in particular usually has their bins blocking the sidewalk.
The "Stone Mansion" on Washington has damage to the stone wall. It's a historic structure, so I hope it is fixed with regards to that and not a cheap fix.
This bag has been at this campus walk building for over 2 months. This morning while walking my dog around 6:45 I saw 2 large rats exit the bag and my dog tried going after one. The smell is horrible and this is right by the sidewalk. Attached is an image of the bag and the property it’s at.
Old sofa falling apart has been lying by street for weeks - has now been rained on.
Couch on porch