Residence at 1125 is in a severly dilapidated condition with considerable overgrowth of yard spilling over into the street and sidewalks. Plant growth is mixed with trash and crumbling areas of house. Results in a significant pest and insect problem for neighbors.
The alley between Kirkwood Avenue and Sixth street that connects Waldron and Elm needs the vegetation trimmed to clear the alley for vehicles to pass.
Neighbors refused to cut bamboo and trees overtaking alley behind our house or on Fairview street.
Over growth ALL over her property including along Fairview street but more important is ,Cars can not get down the alley behind her house .My mom lives back there and recently a ambulance could not get back there because of bamboo that homeowner refuses to trim back.
Weeds are very high and overgrown.
Residential properties behind the High Point commercial property at 702 N Walnut have been having constant issues with poison ivy all summer, as well as last summer. It is constantly spreading into our backyards from the High Point property. I've reported this issue to HAND several times this summer, yet the property has still not been cleaned up (or it is cleaned up once, and then promptly ignored again.) At what point can this go to the Board of Public Works for abatement?
Lawn is getting long on alley side of property. James Ford
Owner year after year REFUSES to trim back her over grown weeds that have grown into trees. They hang over on my property and hang onto my roof.
Tree branches and vegetation obstructing sidewalk at both 611 and 619 N Washington Street.
700 washington, excessive growth