A mattress has been sitting on the street outside 1709 Circle Drive for over a week. If anything can be done to encourage the owner to clean up their front yard, that would also be appreciated by local residents.
The street between 1709 Circle Dr and 1805 E Southdowns Dr (next house to the east) has been constantly wet for approximately 2-3 months. Water is evident on the street and in the yard immediately surrounding it to the point that there's always a pool of water 2-3 feet from the curb.
Water near hydrant all the time. Either slow leak or natural spring?
Excessive growth with knee high weeds in the whole yard. Unkept and untrimmed bushes and trees blocking driving view around turns
Piles of trash are collected on the left side of the residence. If there is anything that can be done to encourage the residence to be cleaned up that would be appreciated by all neighbors
The grass growth is out of control. There is excessive wildlife hiding and living in the yard due to the cover of the growth. We were on a family walk passing the residence and deer we not visible in the yard until we walked right up on them passing by on the street. Sticks and shrubs also need attention in the yard
At the intersection of Circle Dr and Ruby lane, 8 large plots of very tall decorative grass, along the Ruby Lane side of the property at 1717 Circle Dr, block the view of oncoming traffic from the east. These need to be removed.
The side of the road near 1719 Circle Drive has collapsed, leaving a car tire-sized pothole.
In 2019 we received a residential storm water grant to have a ditch at the back of our yard redone. It was done with large riprock. During the last big rainstorm large rocks were carried into the storm drain which could cause a clogging problem at the next big rainstorm. They are located at the drain in our neighbors yard at 1100 S. Nancy Street, as well as in the drain in the street. We need the rocks to replace them and repair the ditch as it drains 17 properties. Do not take the rocks away after removing them from the storm drains.
No water.