913 W. 11th St. NOT 1001. I can't get the GIS to point to 913. Photo taken 6/20 This still has not been cut back despite Jo Stong saying that it would. Still can't see safely to turn from Orris to 11th St. The wheelchair ramp is also obstructed. You seem to have an issue getting Michael to respect the city.
On West Seventh Street a turn-arrow street sign has fallen down into the drainage ditch. This drainage ditch is located just west of Adams Street by the AutoColor retail shop. Also, someone has dumped a large bag of trash into this drainage ditch on the south side. The drainage ditch needs to be cleaned out of overgrown trees, roots and debris that has accumulated from storm drainage from the culvert under the Indiana Rail Road embankment to the north of West Seventh Street.
"Locked Up Escape Room" advertising sign nailed to telephone pole at the NW corner of E Third and Kingston Drive (near the Speedway gas station)
Potholes on Kingston near Chick Fil-A and on both sides of the entrance to the Target parking lot.
Pothole on W. 6th around 1020. Problem is that it’s washed out underneath-I can’t even see how far the hole goes. This is a sinkhole waiting to happen.
52,000 dollars for a Night Mayor (Nightmare more like it). Thanks for nothing B-town. More like IU Student Housing City, IN. I suppose Mayor "Default" Hamilton can't function after 5pm or he'll turn into a pumpkin.
Who can park here after 5 and on weekends? This is on Rogers, just South of 11th.
Would it be possible to get a street sign at West 12th St and Lindbergh on the west side of Lindbergh? 12th narrows and the turn is so easy to miss. Corner overgrowth doesn't really help the matter. Also, might it be possible to get a nice, 2-way street sign at West 11 St and N. Oolitic St.? The current one is bent and is the old rural type.
Tick heaven. There is no. It is nothing but invasive honeysuckle and weeds. I have to keep cutting it back on my property line because it continues to infringe. There are 5 children living in that house. That's their business to run the run of lyme disease and West Nile, but I don't like it being a spawning ground near me. And now the CDC has released a report about these "kissing bugs." The City code refers to "noxious weeds." They got 'em.