closed #188934
Excessive Growth
109 N Glenwood AVE W
- Case Date:
- 6/13/2024
109 N Glenwood Ave. Abandoned house, excessive growth.
109 N Glenwood Ave. Abandoned house, excessive growth.
Tenants storing trash bins on street.
Tenants storing trash bins by street (11th Street side).
Tenants storing trash bins on sidewalk.
Tenants storing trash bin on street.
West end of the retaining wall on north side of the property (Cottage Grove side) has degraded so much so that the capstone is no longer supported by underlaying stone and could fail if any significant pressure is placed on it, such as someone sitting or stepping on it. It is adjacent to the former driveway.
The roof of this house has holes as large as beachballs, with racoons coming and going through them. Check the SW corner of the roof.
Can you please reach out to Hunter Properties and ask them to fix the potholes not fixable by the city? Thank you!!
See case #188814. Action does not appear to have been taken. Rat problem is increasing. This dumpster is *regularly* visited by people who do not live in the complex, both those who drive up, dump their trash and then speed away, and also by those who climb into the dumpster and rummage around for food and other *valuables*. The latter leave a mess (as per attached). Is there any way to force the owners to enclose or secure the dumpster so that only tenants have access to it? Management (Parker Rentals) do not seem to care.
Trash receptacles are left at the curb all the time, no one will bring them off the streets: anonymous neighbor