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4/14/2014

Trash and porch couch at 515 n Washington st.

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4/12/2014

Overflowing dumpster at high point commercial property 702 n walnut.

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4/12/2014

Sunken grate is like a huge pothole. It's right against the curb on the east side of the road (north bound lane). The storm grate here is 3-4 inches below the surface of the street. Really nasty bump if u hit it, even going very slow. My thought is that you guys could just lay an identical grate on top of it, the gap is about the width of the grate, rather than tearing up the road. Thanks, you guys are great!

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4/9/2014

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4/7/2014

Again, on limestone parks and Rec garage. Garage doors were re-tagged, and limestone sides still have older black tagging on them

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4/5/2014

Big pothole.

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4/5/2014

Couple of potholes.

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4/4/2014

Highland Ave from Winslow Road to the YMCA, both directions, terrible

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4/2/2014

When the oil(?) storage tanks where removed from the lot across from the back of Seminary Square shopping center (Kroger's, Peach Garden), what was revealed was another brown brick building to the south that has a "smokestack". The north side of this building is COVERED in hideous graffiti and is is -right on- the B-Line walkway as it meanders south. This building looks like it is a real business but it is hard to tell. Was it the building/business associated with the oil tanks? The defacement was easy for vandals to do when the oil tanks were in place but they would be spotted now so maybe something -can be done about it-? Especially since it is right on a signature urban success, the B-Line.

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4/2/2014

I had a report from a neighborhood resident that there is overgrown weeds and bushes on Ford Ave. From the resident's description it appears to be somewhere between Graham and Ralston. I believe possibly at the Ralston intersection with Ford. The resident is an elderly women and was very concerned about her ability to see when she drove because of this overgrowth. Thank you