I don't have a problem. I just wanted to comment on some features of the website. I like how simple and sleek it has become. My main complaint is that every page has these boxes, but the boxes are too big for most screens are mainly wasted space. I would recommend making them smaller to make it easier to find things. The boxes, how they are, are not conducive for the eyes to find what they need.
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.
Got a call today from someone wanting to search the historic survey. Seems it was not migrated over. Is this something you can take a look at? I may have an Excel version if perhaps we want to just link to that file? But I'd rather at least convert it to a PDF if not loading text onsite.
This is not a building issue but rather an issue with a cable line going from the utility pole to my house. The line is sitting in the alley which could get tangled in a vehicle. The line has been exposed for 40 days. I am the owner at 2020 E. 2nd Street. Comcast has done nothing when I call them about the issue. Can the town help me pressure Comcast to bury the line?
Sinkhole forming near storm sewer drain.
The property at 1413 W 11th st. has an excessively overgrown lot.
1100 w kirkwood--many bags of trash piled behind house
dangerous hole in asphalt
On the new City website, I searched for the Wage Growth Task Force Report and found a page with a link to it, but the link does not work. I also tried a copy/paste of the link's text, but it came up "page not found."
Esan Thai lot paved; contractor made a mess on the alley & parking lot