closed #184854
Debris Removal (Sand, General Street Debris)
413 S Highland AVE
- Case Date:
- 8/1/2023
Weeds including sidewalk
Weeds including sidewalk
I have no idea how to fit this problem into the city's framework, so am putting it here. The garage you see is owned 1/2 by me and 1/2 by the neighbor (a corporation who is supposed to rent to 3 adults. the driveway is shared. As you can see, a car is parked blocking my access to my garage. The person I spoke to next door doesn't know who the car belongs to, he is a visitor. This happens all the time. There are also 2 cars parked on the other side of the house. I have talked to HAND about how to find the property line and info about getting the garage demolished. The info was woefully incomplete. I am extremely frustrated that I cannot get help from the city, who seems focused only on increasing density. I hope you're happy.
Please disregard previous ticket: The properties behind Two Stick bakery is nasty. Though Two Sticks has nothing to do with this I'm just calling them out so you know where to go. The problem is in the properties to the east of the north/south alley. There's a mattress, broken chairs, plastic bags, and overgrown vegetation. There's also a truck that never seems to leave eventhough it looks operable. I've seen rats in the area.
South side is nice wildflower area but overgrowing onto sidewalk
It's actually 411 E. University St. Today I found "ADHD" spray painted on the apron of my driveway. Several months ago (which I also reported online but heard nothing about) someone spray painted something in blue on my limestone retaining wall facing the sidewalk.
This is actually two addresses, which the form does not accept. John Hewett already submitted a ticket (183170). Bamboo at two addresses: 411 and 415 - behind the houses and in between.
This house seems to be abandoned, yet it doesn't seem like the city has taken any steps to appropriately secure the area or take care of landscaping etc.
409 S. Swain -- Mattress and rug left on curb.
Residents are storing trash and recycling collection containers on public sidewalk on a permanent basis, and have been doing so for a while. At times containers are moved over to side, at times they are left in middle of sidewalk--but never do they leave the sidewalk. This is an accessibility issue: wheelchairs and strollers are unable to get by and must go into street. Private collection containers should not be stored on public property.
walk not cleared