I tried and tried to get the "location" to 2238 S Sweetbriar circle, but it kept saying 2227, not 2238. Anyway, the locust trees in the tree plot in front of my house have limbs growing toward the ground. I have to practically get on my knees when mowing to get under one of them. Many of the trees in this addition have limbs very low to the ground, sidewalks, streets, or peoples' yards and need some trimming.
Once again I tried to make the map show 2238 S Sweetbriar Circle, but to not avail. Behind my home there is a city right-away with trees. Many of them are those "tree of Heaven" trees from China. Several of their limbs are nearly to my newly installed roof and others, along with other vegetation are encroaching on my lawn. Mowing is becoming difficult, sunshine doesn't get through so I am seeing lots of moss and mold. Some of those trees need trimming and the brush needs to be cut back so I get some sunshine back there. Also since the city has redone a drain up on Henderson Street, I am getting lots of rocks, dirt, etc. with every rainfall that is filling up the area in the back. I moved here in 1998 and It has never been this bad until the drain was redone. Thanks for listening to my complaints. Hope these things can be fixed. The "tree of Heaven" trees are very nasty. They are terrible and multiply very quickly and grow extremely fast. Can anything be done to eradicate them? They root out any native Indiana trees. They need to be gone!
I wondered if a City Engineer could take a look at the wall in my backyard. It is a retainer wall for Henderson. It is showing signs of buckling. I think it might be a safety issue.
There is pothole in the westbound lane of 2nd St at the intersection of the B-Line
The road is crumbling at the edges and the holes have gotten bigger in from of this address and the one next door.
I am writing to report that the street light in the cul-de-sac of 2219 S Laurelwood Circle is out.
When our recycling was picked up on Thursday, apparently half the material in the can was stuck and did not fall into the truck, maybe because a flattened cardboard box was a little bit wedged against the sides of the bin. So when we got home after the pickup, we found the bin still half-full. Maybe it is possible for the sanitation workers to double-check to make sure bins are properly emptied before returning them to the curb.
The street in front of our home (2301 South Sussex Drive) is in need of repair. Large portions of the street have broken off so that it is now difficult for us to drive into the driveway without risk to damaging the tires. Encloses is a photo (which is upside down)
Large hole edge of pavement
The street light next to 2219 South Laurelwood Circle 47401 is out as of 2/26/2017