Refers to closed case 160504. 1807 E Second Street: Sorry to be a pest, but I wonder what action was taken,as reported in an email to me. Monday we had trash pick-up and the open trash cans are still there, just as they were last week. Also, the grass, especially on the right side of the house, has not been mowed and is getting wilder every day.
At approximately 612 N Walnut, owned by Rachid Maidi, there is a giant, abhorrent weed that's matured into a small tree. Please see that it is removed.
House on the corner of 1st street and Henderson (600 E 1st Street) has multiple trash bags outside their house, in addition to other miscellaneous items. They are not in trash bins, and they continue to litter on their property. I have seen plenty of raccoons digging around our trash before, so it's only a matter of time until they get into their trash bags
The property at 1413 W 11th st has a severely overgrown yard. There is also a family of four groundhogs living under the house. They keep crawling under my fence and getting into my yard and terrorizing my small dogs. Please help resolve this! The foundation under the house is completely open and no one lives there.
High levels of black mold in buildings at springmill apartment complex (specifically the first building with apartments 1-12) The property has been notified but has not responded or offered to clean up the problems. The problem has been a reoccurring one after the property previously cleaned up mold.
320 e 7th st has a lot of poison ivy growing along and into sidewalk on the grant street side of the property
Oops, forgot to give you the address for the trash and yard situation I just wrote you about: 1807 E Second (repeat offenders).
Residents of 712 W 6th Street have left a sofa, a mattress, and miscellaneous items street side, with sheets of paper indicating that items are "free". They have been outside for over a week, sometimes block the sidewalk, and are accumulating mold and filth. Furthermore, paper stating that the items are free are NOT attached, and essentially litter the sidewalk. The items need to be disposed of properly, and it is my inclination that leaving them for "free" is an attempt around purchasing trash stickers.
The property at 1413 W 11th st. has an excessively overgrown lot.
1100 w kirkwood--many bags of trash piled behind house