For multiple months there has been an eye-searingly bright yellow box truck with phallic graffiti parked at this address. Are commercial vehicles allowed to park for extended periods of time in residential neighborhoods?
Following up on case #189419. The truck is still there and has been for over a year. There has been no work on the property in over 2 weeks, power has been disconnected, and the backyard is filled with trees from the recent storm. Is it possible at all to have the eye-searingly yellow truck with the phallic graffiti removed?
Every day after trash and recycling pick-up, there are pieces of trash and recycling all over the road, sidewalk, and yard.
Lawn needs mowed. Trash picked up.
The street sign for Kendall Drive, where is meets S. Bryan Street, is hidden in a small patch of trees. In the winter its very difficult to see the road sign, and in the summer the road sign basically doesn't exist. I was wondering if it was possible to either move the street sign so that it is more visible or trim back the trees.
Grass over grown
three dogs are left in the front yard tied up to a fence and tree for extended periods of time. You can see the brown dirt they run back and forth in all day. I'm not sure why they neglect their pets. I am also not sure why they need to tie their pets in the front yard 5 feet from the street. The dogs do not have access to shelter, water, or food. They bark at every passing person walking by.
Car has been abandoned in the road blocking traffic and driveways since early this morning
Homeowner has built their own private staircase and path on park property
Vehicle blockers broken on Ralston b-line spur on Ralston at both Madison and Bryan streets. Also there is still ice and snow on the b-line spur in the same location.