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closed #168639

Trash

320 S Grant ST

Case Date:
5/23/2019

For weeks now, there has been several bags of garbage and overflowing trash cans in the front yard of 320 S. Grant St. I am concerned that this is going to develop into a rat infestation. We already battle rodents in the neighborhood. This is a rental property registered to Jeff Jones of Cadjon Development, LLC. What can be done to clean up this health hazard.

closed #184165

Excessive Growth

322 E 2nd ST

Case Date:
6/12/2023

overgrown yard

closed #176934

Excessive Growth

325 E University ST

Case Date:
8/10/2021

Caller states grass needs cut, tree branches ready to fall, bush blocking line of sight.

closed #179652

Excessive Growth

325 E University ST

Case Date:
4/26/2022

closed #175680

Excessive Growth

325 E University ST

Case Date:
5/5/2021

Property is overgrown

closed #188902

Excessive Growth

327 E 2nd ST

Case Date:
6/11/2024

Large poison ivy about to fruit

closed #169621

Trash

327 E 2nd ST

Case Date:
7/31/2019

Trash piled up at the corner, loose and unbagged, particularly egregious

closed #173311

Trash

327 E 2nd ST

Case Date:
8/10/2020

trash from move out

closed #175894

Excessive Growth

327 E University ST

Case Date:
5/22/2021

Poison ivy growing up large old tree

closed #182035

Unsafe Buildings

331 S Grant ST

Case Date:
11/9/2022

More than one person is sick with bronchitis in multiple units in the building. The doctor states that bronchitis can be caused by materials that pollute indoor air. I know that we all share one furnace where one unit has control over the temperature of all six apartments in the building. There was questionable contaminated water that was sitting in a unit for the month that the residents were getting sick; it was plunged down the drained Monday 11/7. Though the water is not there anymore, the health and safety of the ventilation & air quality is still in question. I also cannot open the windows easily to the whole apartment to let fresh air in (is that a fire hazard?)