Building manager has not plowed and says the apartment complex/commercial tenant space is not their responsibility. Tenants have been having to park at Hoosier Heights a few blocks down the road and clients with the businesses have fallen.
Tenants had to break up all the ice last Sunday yet the parking spaces are still not cleared and a liability to everyone living or working in the building.
Caller to HAND reported that overwhelming amount of trash in the backyard, the garage door is open with garbage in it and there is a gas can amongst the garbage in yard.
The "Grab and Go" store has a couple very bright lights on the west side of the building that shine on other buildings and that make it difficult to see when walking east in that general area at night Can the store be asked to redirect and/or shade at least the brighter of the two so that light is cast only on their property and not the houses nearby? It seems like a form of trespass.
Dooors chained from the outside
House is on Dunn north of 12th. Large pile of trash alongside road and more up against the house.
Over the weekend, tenants had a bonfire on the NW corner of the building directly underneath power/utility lines. Probably illegal, but more important it was dangerous.
Trash bin overflowing, trash blowing around into street
Trash bin overflowing, trash blowing around into street
The railroad company has piled up a huge stack of railroad ties that smell *horrible*, like a mixture of gasoline and naphtha and creosote. It is chokingly noxious, maybe even an acute asphyxiation hazard. It is on the south side of the tracks, north of 12th Street right where Dunn Street ends. Does the City have jurisdiction over this? Can the railroad be asked to pile toxic products in places far away from residential areas? It can be smelled by residents in houses close by, and the stench wafts through the neighborhood at night.