House was recently demolished, but there is still yard remaining (both private and City right-of-way) that needs to be mowed. Grass is very long, but landlord needs some "nudging" to get him to maintain the property. Perhaps a large fine would encourage him to be a better steward of the properties he owns (?)
Grass is way too tall.
What does it mean when a HAND report says "Will monitor"? Specifically, how long does the office wait until an actual fine is assessed? For example, see case #183713. Parker will not keep the lawns cut unless someone pesters them about it.
Front lawn is 2 feet tall and not maintained at all Thanks
Adding a photo to the report I made yesterday, #183806. I've knocked on the door a couple times to connect with my new neighbors (house bought this past fall) before making this report but there is never anyone home.
Speed limit signs in Park Ridge East on Morningside near Park Ridge Road are confusing. Adjacent signs say 20 mph and 25 mph. The 20 is for the nearby park but another 25 sign is across the street south of the tennis court. The 20 mph sign should remain. The two 25 mph signs could be moved east a few hundred feet over the hill on Morningside and placed near Hampton Court to encourage slower speed on Morningside.
comment on ticket 183826: suggested direction for moving signs should be "west" over the hill on Morningside
grass over a foot tall
Front grass has not been touched -- it is 2 ft high and growing. It is awful 1528 S. Andrew Cir is the location
Neighbors feeding deer. Anywhere from 5 to 7 cross my back yard each evening. Winslow Farm woods overcrowded with deer. Deer are destroying native trees in woods, leaving it overgrown with invasive plants.. Last fall 4 bucks in our neighborhood, which needless to say created multiple births of more deer. Ideally they should be minimized.