Tenant Complaint about bad plumbing, taking weeks to send someone, toilet doesn't flush part of the time, landlord has been contacted repeatedly; smoke detectors are inoperable, building is poorly lit.
The grass at the apartment buildings at 202 and 204 E 16th St. is over two feet tall, and has not been mowed in weeks.
Citizen says Truck #413 (Sign Crew) was driving very slowly, turned onto her street, stopped in front of her driveway, started backing up without any warning and nearly hit her car. Only stopped after she blew her horn.
Grass is too high, weeds, sticks, etc., everywhere.
LAWSON WENT OUT TO LOOK AT COMPLAINT #5521. THERE IS AN APARTMENT BLDG. IN THE 200-204 BLOCK . THE GRASS NEEDS TO BE CUT IN BOTH THE FRONT AND BACK AND THERE IS TRASH THAT NEEDS TO BE CLEANED UP. LAWSON SAID TO REFERENCE COMPLAINT #5521.
THERE ARE DEEP DITCHES ON EITHER SIDE OF MORNINGSIDE. WHEN IT RAINS, ESPECIALLY A HEAVY RAIN, THESE DITCHES FILL UP. THE WATER TENDS TO POOL AT THE INTERSECTION WITH LEXINGTON. THE WATER SETS AND BECOMES STAGNANT AND ATTRACTS MOSQUITOES
The grass at the intersection of S Dunn St. & Grimes Lane is 4 feet tall. Lee Pettay is the owner.
The weeds are so high at the intersection of Rogers Road and High Street, they are blocking the traffic.
T##M#### Resident states that someone dropped a bag of untagged trash in her yard and she wants it picked-up.
Alley behind her house (Washtn/Lincoln-15th/16th) has gravel half-way down it. The other half is grass which she has always kept mowed. She is 81 and can't keep up with it anymore. Could the City gravel the rest of the alley?