trash in the form of cans, bottles, fast food containers, etc is accumulating around 223 n Morton st. There are a lot of cans and bottles on top of the red canopy that shelters a bike rack and also a lot of trash around the canopy and infant of the townhomes at 223 n Morton st.
There is still trash all over the street and frontage of 223 N Morton St. Residents of the building continually throw trash (beer cans/bottles, liquor bottles and fast food containers) along the sidewalk and on top of the red canopy over the big rack in front of unit 208. There are cans and bottles on top of the structure that blow off onto cars and into the street causing a hazard to pedestrians and motorists. There are smashed bottles/ broken glass all near the alleyway. This is unacceptable and must be dealt with. The city has been notified multiple times.
The picture meter is taking quarters but not registering payment
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Plant overgrowth and gravel obstructing accessibility for wheelchair and rollator
We are having trouble fitting all of our trash (non-recyclables) into one trash can. As a result, we are having to store trash in our house until the following week's pickup, leading to a horrible smell and bugs throughout the house. I am requesting out residence receives a second trash can for non-recyclable items. Thank you.
Street signs missing from Lincoln / 8th Street intersection.
Following up on Case# 200891: There remain two large concrete utility enclosures sitting by the street. One is on the NW corner of Lincoln/8th and another a block further on the NW corner of Lincoln/9th. They appear to be associated with the fiber optic installation. They are just sitting there.
This is a follow up on ureport #176489 in regards to the street being striped for parking spaces. I wanted to include this picture of a vehicle that’s parallel parked but it’s supposed to be angle parking but since the city has neglected to mark parking spaces, this is what happens. This picture was took today.