A personal motor vehicle is parked on the public multi-use path, blocking access for pedestrians and cyclists. This is a recurring ongoing issue at this address. I have previously left notes on improperly parked vehicles at this residence.
Tenant or homeowner has left garbage/refuse by side of the road. Some of the material is bagged, some of it is loose. None of it is in an appropriate receptacle. Some of the debris has spilled over onto the multi-use trail, creating a potential obstacle and/or tripping hazard for pedestrians/cyclists/runners/disabled individuals. Garbage/refuse has been there since at least Saturday morning, 09/17/2022.
Along Henderson where the new paved multi use path is being put in, the job site looks pretty trashy. The weeds are overgrown and the bus stop is just thrown into some poor citizen's yard it looks like. This entire project has been a complete mess since it started. The city takes forever on this sort of work and so far, nothing looks any better. Maybe get someone with a weed eater or a mower or at this point a bush hog out there to make it look like someone cares about their jobsite?
Drainage tile / manhole cover is shifting in the roadway on the bridge. Gravel underlayment and overlying asphalt is shifting making a dip and mound.
Island light sensor broken/stays on
Water doesn't drain at all at this drain site. It pools in the street, and runs downhill overwhelming the drainage capacity on the other side of the circle down by 170 E Sunny Slopes Dr.
The tree by the mailbox needs to be trimmed.
My house borders the park. Those trees need trimming. Branches and debris fall into my yard more than usual lately. Someone should look at those trees and trim the dead branches.
There is a tree branch from a tree that is located along the back tree line in the park that touches our roof when the wind blows. It will damage our roof which will be costly. Could someone please trim off the branch? As far as a date, ASAP would be great! Thank you.
There has been debris from a taken-down tree in the front of the yard for over six months.