Sidewalks along S Westplex Ave in front of the Wheeler Mission are continuously occupied by, on average, 10 to 20 unhoused people living in their parked cars and sleeping on the sidewalk, causing obstructions to the road and sidewalk for residents of the Westplex apartment complex and retirement community.
crane/lift parked on sidewalk at 611 n rogers (b lime heights) with no detour. saw it at 12:30pm today wed oct 23
theres a path connecting maple heights to tri north middle school along the south property line of 917 N Maple. about a month ago someone came with a large side-deck mower and cleared the wildflowers that were not obstructing the path. but they did nothing about the things that *were* obstructing the path! this job requires shovels, shears, and elbow grease. will the city clear the path? I understand these paths are in a grey area and I'd appreciate it if you update this ticket with the info about whichever dept accepts the duty. thanks!!
Sidewalk blocked by trash bin
this is follow up to ureport 198965. bthe crane is back. rogers st at b line heights apartments
On the north side of Rhorer Road, a couch and loveseat have been sitting in and partially to completely blocking the sidewalk/path for 2+ weeks.
Retaining wall blocks fallen into and obstructing the sidewalk along southern side of W 7th St near the intersection with N Rogers St.
Front yard overgrown with weeds (over 12"). Pampas grass in tree plot was trimmed a few weeks ago but is now obstructing sidewalk again.
On June 1 and July 1 I reported that vegetation is blocking the multiuse path on Sare Rd. (180480 and180147) and the issue has not yet been addressed. If uReport is not the appropriate place to report the problem, please let me know and I can contact the relevant department heads, council member, mayor's office to request help. Last week, I observed a young cyclist almost fall of his bike trying to avoid the vegetation. I hope it can be taken care of quickly.
There is a large tree along the Hunter footpath in the middle (Eastside neighborhood), where utility overhead lines cross. We have watched the tree splitting. It began with a 3" split and now it is more than 2 feet. Parts of this tree will fall on the foot path, if nothing is done.