I know my neighbors have complained about the grass at 3522 E. Morningside Drive being really high. The owner lives in Colorado I believe. The front yard that I can see the grass is so high that it is an eyesore. There must be some way to contact the owner. Occasionally I see a car in the driveway, but the tall grass is not addressed and it is never mowed. What is the resolution here.
Summit Pointe apartment retention pond walkway has 2 overhanging tree branches that have fallen or are now overhanging one by the tennis court and one on the opposite side of the pond near dog park. concern for pedestrian injury from uncleared/unsecured branches.
'Handyman' sign at the corner of N Jacob and W Whitehall Crossing Blvd
'Fancy Decks' sign on a pole at the corner of W Jonathan Drive and N Gates
'Davis Family Sing' sign near the entrance to the Aldi store on 2035 Liberty Drive. Hard to say if it is in the ROW.
'Whole Sun' sign in the grass at 721 E First Street, in the ROW.
S Curry Pike: 2 black and yellow 'One Day Loans' signs on a pole next to the road between the BMV office (1531) and the railroad tracks.
Is there any sort of RSS feed for the city website? I'm only mildly interested in news, but for city infrastructures projects in particular, I'm interested in keeping up to date. There are many social media platforms to try to keep up to date, often each having to be manually managed and updated. But for some of the odd folks such as myself who do not use them or agree with their practices, RSS is an excellent option. An RSS feed could be built into the deployment/change process for the website and utilize the automation to require no additional effort (aside from the initial implementation). These would be a great source for finding new information for folks like myself. Cheers, -ag
While trying to submit a report ticket via a mobile app, it gets stuck on the last step. My original report was for a blocked street and included a photo and location. I've attached a screenshot on this report
215 N Waldron St - building falling apart. Haphazardly under construction.