Just curious what the city's policy is regarding abandoned vehicles. This vehicle had been sitting in the front yard for over a year now and has not moved. There are small children living in the home and they use it as some sort of playground equipment. Myself, and other neighbors are tired of looking at it. Can anything be done to have them remove it? Thank you.
Large dead limb hanging on electric wire leading to light
tree on 2nd St is dying and dropping branches; also presents line of sight problems for cars exiting S. Anita St.
Tree branches from oak trees between street and sidewalk extending over sidewalk. All of these oaks need a good trimming along this stretch of Winston. Thank you.
Neighbors burning trash and recyclables in fire pit. Smoke is making its way into our home and causing headaches.
I really like the new dismount zone signs on the sidewalks at the corners of intersections on Kirkwood. Much easier to notice than the signs on the poles (too high for riders to notice) By the way it looks like someone removed the one on the corner sidewalk at Kirkwood and Indiana so it needs to be replaced. Wish these were placed around the courthouse square too so riders could see them. Like I said I don't think the ones on the poles are useful. They are just too high to be noticed. The signs on the sidewalks are much easier to see. Thanks
The pavement is rough in the right turn lane from West Allen St onto South Larkspur Lane.
Amendment 4 would decrease density and housing options, the exact opposite of what the City should be doing. It additionally poses a real threat to the viability of actual families being able to live in such units. HUD and the law strongly disfavor eliminating housing options for larger families. Please pass my remarks along, as most resident such as myself can't go to nightly 6 hour meetings . . .
There is a dead possum in the gutter in front of 817 South Fess Ave. East side of the street.
Student Painters sign in the grass in front of the Salvation Army building on 111 N. Rogers Street.