Overflow from drainage ditch running along Patterson. This if from 722 W Allen St, 4 houses down from the creek/ditch. It’s probably clogged or blocked, not allowing proper drainage. 2nd time it’s gotten this bad this spring. Has never been anywhere near this in the previous 5 years.
My recycling bin disappeared last week between when I put it out on the curb Sunday night and when I got home Monday afternoon. My trash bin is still here. I had hoped that a neighbor had taken it accidentally and would return it, but it has not shown up yet and I’m afraid it was stolen.
Workers began tree trimming at 7:20am which seems early. What are the rules?
A pile of mattresses has been left in front of the house for weeks.
Newly installed fencing is trashed pallets. What a bummer. This should not be allowed in the name of sustainability or reclaimed goods! This is an owner-occupied neighborhood with residents that have been living here for decades. They're the pillars of Broadview. New owners moved in and regardless of good intent, have immediately turned this upside down.
There is an invasive vine, possibly grapevine, that is pushing over plants bordering a city sidewalk and at time obstructing the walk. I have cut it back several times; most recently a few weeks ago. Would the city or someone else be able to get rid of the vine and/or cut the greenery farther away from the sidewalk. The sidewalk borders a marsh and is right across from the pond on Tapp, on Adams Hill Circle.
Grass and wildflowers are over 3 feet tall and road side lawn
Front and back yards at 808 W Second St are overgrown, unsightly, and attracting pest animals.
Wellness check on a friend who might be suicidal
There is a big piece of steel rebar sticking out of the sidewalk near the eastern entrance to 2427 E 2nd Street. It's become a safety issue for cars and pedestrian as many kids walk through there to get to the elementary school. Unsure if since it's an IU office if it's IU property? Thank you for investigating and potentially resolving.