Excessive growth is just for starters. The yard is nothing but overgrowth - noxious weeds, invasive honeysuckle. This is a CITY lot, not the county. In addition, I question the safety of the building and the property itself. The condition of this property violates numerous city codes and it not acceptable in my neighborhood - my CITY neighborhood.
Update for id=168611 notice indicated that the ticket was closed based on promise by owner to mow week of 6/10 today's date is 6/17 and no mowing has taken place also: who do I approach about pool (in backyard of same abandoned residence) that has not been drained/treated in two years and is attracting wildlife?
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.
Case #169080 should be 777 N. Oolitic St. not 805. The map had no pinpoint for 777.
Referencing Case #169080 I would like to at least put in a request that this case be assigned to someone other than Jo Stong.
Overgrown vegetation and underbrush. Will soon block vision . Curry Pike and W. Woodlyn.
Have not mowed area behind fence all year. Breeding ground for mosquitoes and ticks.
Original case reported 6/10/2019 still open—please send update on 808 W Second St., uReport Case #168868
In the 900 block of Grant corner of Dixie going south excessive vines covering streets that block Grant going south.
re: id=168983 and id=168611 Dee Wills referred to process of abatement of property. Where can I find an explanation of what that means? Also, I have asked in multiple reports if there is a City department or agency that can help me with the next door abandoned (for two years) swimming pool that is stagnant, attracting wildlife, and a perfect breeding place for mosquitoes?