MS GOODMAN IS CONCERNED ABOUT DOGS OFF LEASHES IN THE PARK . CHILDREN PLAY ON THE PLAYGROUND, AND SHE FEELS THAT THE UNLEASHED DOGS ARE A HAZARD. THE DOGS OFTEN LEAVE THE PARK AND DISRUPT THE SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD.
MS GOODMAN IS CONCERNED ABOUT DOGS OFF LEASHES IN THE PARK . CHILDREN PLAY ON THE PLAYGROUND, AND SHE FEELS THAT THE UNLEASHED DOGS ARE A HAZARD. THE DOGS OFTEN LEAVE THE PARK AND DISRUPT THE SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD.
Multiple (20+) cats being fed behind property. Attraction seems to be concentrated in neighborhood.
Caller stated there were skunks and rats living in area due to tall grass. Separate UReport entered to HAND for excessive growth.
There is a skunk outside of the property that they would like removed. She has called Animal Control twice and was unable to reach a staff member.
Dozens of cats running loose, creating nuisance
Larry Williams called into Elizabeth Walter at the Mayor's office to complain about the property at 612 N. Monroe being over run with cats (around 10) and trash. He owns four neighboring properties: 623, 631, 635, 639 N. Monroe. He filed a uReport about this himself over a month ago and said there hasn't been any progress on the matter. I filed this for Animal Control but HAND and Public Works may be interested as well since there is an abundance of trash as well.
Problem reported in alley off of W. Cottage Grove Avenue between cottage Grove and W. 11th St. Reports of large amounts of animals in back yard near ally, noise complaint as well. Person making complaint wished to remain anonymous to avoid potential retaliation by homeowner. Has made complaint in the past from address 612 N. Summit St.
The shrubs in front of the house grow too large each year and block the sidewalk. The complainant walks here frequently. He is forced to either brush up against the shrubs or walk in the grass which is often muddy.
these folks planted some bushes between the sidewalk and the street. The bushes grow each year and block at least 1/2 of the sidewalk. they also protrude into the street.