Hoarding! Lots of items in the yard uncovered. This has been an eye-sore for YEARS. The city refuses to do anything about this. My property value has declined due to this unsightly issue. Not to mention the rodents, snakes and bugs that call this place a home. Shame on them and shame on the city for continually allowing this!
This is an unsightly and rodent haven, mess. How long are they going to be allowed to keep their yard like this?!
Random neighbors trash can still sitting on the curb in front of my house, full of garbage. Been there since trash day when it got ignored for being overly full.
Neighbors trash overflowing, spilling everything as animals get into it.
Re: #165767 metal trash cans and car tire are not on his private property, according to Street Department. Also, the City never gave up right of way to alley before Habitat Street was paved, but property owner converted area to private use. He did the same thing with the Indiana RR right-of-way, but the RR cleared all of his junk out. City code prohibits open containers and trash being scattered. City code prohibits cans left on City Streets.
1419 W 8th St.; clutter/trash on front porch is permanent, lawn debris remaining from last summer.
Power or communication cables are tied down to a seemingly dead tree on the back of my property. Also large growth on neighboring pole in my front/side yard.
Our water tastes absolutely horrible and nothing makes it better. Brita filters are brand new, we added fruit as you suggested, and it’s becoming an issue for my family. We drink tap water daily and it’s our main source of hydration. The cost of buying water is atrocious but we have 2 boys who drink water all day. How is the city going to help us with this issue?