This property is covered in weeds and bushes that block the sidewalk. Pedestrians are forced to walk dangerously close to traffic. If the weeds consist of grass, contact HAND for a Title 6 ticket. If the weeds are blocking the sidewalk enforce under Title 12.
Resident reports an overhanging tree that is blocking right of way as well as accumulated debris from next door neighbor in the alley directly west of the 7th and Pine intersection.
Plants, bushes etc. blocking sidewalks so that pedestrians must go out into the street to pass this property.
The complainant states that automobiles are blocking the sidewalk everyday, and have been doing so for 7 weeks. She says she has complained of this for 7 weeks.
South side of Tapp Road just East of I-69. Caller had no exact location. Sidewalk is obstructed.
sidewalk hard to walk down, tree encroachment
Caller stated there were skunks and rats living in area due to tall grass. Separate UReport entered to HAND for excessive growth.
Ms. Cunningham called with a concern about a raccoon in the Gentry Quarters dumpster and how she had been treated by Animal Control. She called the landlord, Health Dept, and Animal Control and was given the runaround at all 3 about the raccoon. She claims to have been told by Animal Control that "we're closed today and don't have anyone to help you." She's expressed concerns that the landlord leaves the JB's Disposal dumpster lid open, inviting in the raccoon, and HAND hasn't been helpful with the tenant-landlord complaint. She was quite frustrated -- not only to not get answers to her questions, or help with the raccoon, but to feel like she'd been brushed off and given the run around by so many departments. As soon as I hung up with Ms. Cunningham, I took a second call from another Gentry Quarters resident with concerns about the raccoon. Is Animal Control available to assist with the raccoon? Thanks for your help.