I've been a regular walker in Park Ridge East and notice it looks like 212 N Sheffield has really started hording junk in the backyard, enough I can notice it on my walks growing over time. There are some odd tarped areas too. Anything the City staff can do? Hate to see the neighborhood get junky. Was hoping temporary construction but been a few years.
Unkempt lawn at 1807 E Second Street. Repeat offender.
Lawn is way over 8 inches
The empty lot at this location has a giant Beech? tree right at the edge of the property that rains leaves, branches, and bark down onto my property (105 E Sunny Slopes Dr). Probably not much can be done about that, but the giant tree is also leaning sharply toward my house! I have no idea how to contact the owner and alert him/her to that accident just waiting to happen. I don't want to lose one end of my house WHEN that tree falls. Please advise... Thank you. Eric Webb
There are two potholes on Ballantine and 1st street. It would be great to get them repaired before they get bigger. Also, the street sign on Ballantine and 2nd street is totally covered from a homeowner's tree. It would be easy for someone to just fly through it because they can't see it.
Excessive growth
A mattress, a couple of tubs, scrap wood, recycling, a shopping cart and a makeshift bed have been dumped on a public bench in front of the Habitat Office at 213 E Kirkwood Ave.
There is a substantial amount of loose trash building up around the old Box Car books location.
1919 south sussex the rain gutter is clogged up with a bunch of sticks and branches
The neighboring house to mine, located at 1122 S. Rogers has been overgrown excessively all Spring and Summer, having not been mown at all this year. I am concerned not only about wildlife taking over but it is also evident that the house is vacant and will attract squatters. Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter. Sincerely, Justin Robertson