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closed #182667

Temporary Signage w/o permit

Case Date:
1/29/2023

Cornerstone Roofers sign in the grass next to house #1319. Based on the Elevate map, it may be in the ROW.

closed #182668

Temporary Signage w/o permit

Case Date:
1/29/2023

NO HATE sign at 1127 E First Street. Based on the Elevate map, it may be in the ROW.

closed #182669

Temporary Signage w/o permit

Case Date:
1/29/2023

Sandberg for Mayor sign at the corner of E First and Park. Based on the Elevate map, it may be in the ROW.

closed #182670

Temporary Signage w/o permit

Case Date:
1/29/2023

Junk Removal sign in front of the white house with no visible number, but across from 1217 E First

closed #182671

Temporary Signage w/o permit

Case Date:
1/29/2023

Four Square Design sign in front of the white house with no visible number, but across from 1217 E First.

closed #182672

Temporary Signage w/o permit

Case Date:
1/29/2023

Junk Removal sign on College Avenue, the stretch where it has almost merged with S Walnut, on the grassy 'island' that separates College and Walnut. Based on the Elevate map, it may be in the ROW.

closed #182673

Temporary Signage w/o permit

Case Date:
1/29/2023

Junk Removal sign in the grass across from 487 S Clarizz Blvd. Based on the Elevate map, it may be in the ROW.

closed #182674

Potholes, Other Street Repair

Case Date:
1/29/2023

A huge pothole near intersection

closed #182679

Temporary Signage w/o permit

Case Date:
1/30/2023

The Elevate map shows that the house where the Cornerstone Roofers sign is, is indeed 1319 E First Street

closed #182690

City Performance

Case Date:
1/30/2023

City employee W2s need to stop being sent in the mail with only a tiny (1/4” at most) sliver of tape sealing the envelope. This contains critical information including SSNs, wages, etc. that are sensitive info. They always show up delivered torn, not sealed, or completely open because the envelopes are not sealed at all. Please address this going forward with a simple glue stick or finger wet pad.