Case Date:

3/16/2022

Assorted trash and junk in yard next to driveway, and in the front yard.

Case Date:

7/16/2022

The people living in the home have been piling up trash in their back yard for months and the pile is starting to move to the side of the house. The front yard has not been maintained either with trash and uncut grass.

Case Date:

5/10/2022

Trash in yard. Grass in excess of 12 inches

Case Date:

8/1/2022

Excessive growth in back lot behind the property, abutting our property. Owners have only mowed once this year. You will have to walk behind the property to view the area that has not been kept up.

Case Date:

6/22/2023

continuous garage sale, blocking street with cars, boats and general downgrading of neighborhood

Case Date:

5/16/2024

There is trash pile around the house. The yard isn't mowed. It is vacant and people are slipping in and out of the house. Rats have been viewed running from the property.

Case Date:

5/31/2024

Trash build up. Sticks. Is a health issue.

Case Date:

2/17/2021

snow not fully removed here

Case Date:

5/1/2024

The property at this location has a sign out front that it is an IU Health building. The grass and weeds at this property are extremely overgrown and very distasteful to the surrounding properties. Driving past this it looks awful.

Case Date:

7/29/2022

Duplicate of ticket 180481, created on 7.1.22 and closed WITHOUT resolution by Maria McCormick on 7.6.22. Not "resolved", Maria. New and previous property owners of 917 W Cardinal Ct have both failed to maintain property on the south side of the "creek", resulting in the attached. The actual yard on the north side of the "creek", or overgrown drainage ditch, has been mown once or twice this year. Once, coincidentally, just after the first ticket was submitted. But the property on the south side of the ditch, also belonging to 917 W Cardinal Ct, has not seen a blade in all of 2022. This has resulted in all kinds of extra wildlife living in the grass and wandering / slithering into yards. Their neighbors should be able to enjoy their own properties.