Mr. Kelley sent an email via the COB E-Government web site form stating that there is a line of sight problem at the intersection of Walnut Street Pike & Winslow Road. He states that a large treet obstructs the view of a driver turning east onto Winslow. Mr. Kelley would like to be emailed the status of this complaint after an inspection is completed.
Ms. Foster sent an email through the COB E-Government web site. Her complaint is to keep her current service, she has to upgrade to digital which includes one premium channel at an additional $2.00 a month charge. She had to wait on the Insight representative to arrive, and buy a new VCR because hers is not compatible with digital. She was happy with her current service, and without the premium channel she would not have had to change. However, Insight has been trying to make it up to her.
Ms. Cobine stated that her neighbor's property that adjoins the back of her property has a very large brush pile measuring 7 feet high and 25 feet long. She also states that skunks and rats have made this pile their home.
large pile of trash has been scattered by animals.
Between 8th & 9th Streets on Fairview weeds have taken over the sidewalk. Citizen states that she has to walk into the streets because the sidewalk is impassable.
Mr. Walter sent an email via the City's web site that stated that the lot between Air Tech (627 N. Morton St.) and north of the IU Press parking lot at 10th & Morton is covered with tall weeds.
Overgrown lot at 1823 S. Maxwell St.
E-mail complimented city for working on illegal banners and signs, but asked to address the illegal signs on E. 3rdand on Kroger at Jackson Creek.
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Caller said lights from volleyball courts at Sterling University Apartments shining directly into his back yard.