I tried and tried to get the "location" to 2238 S Sweetbriar circle, but it kept saying 2227, not 2238. Anyway, the locust trees in the tree plot in front of my house have limbs growing toward the ground. I have to practically get on my knees when mowing to get under one of them. Many of the trees in this addition have limbs very low to the ground, sidewalks, streets, or peoples' yards and need some trimming.
construction detour on Kirkwood blocked again by cement truck
Sidewalk at 411 S Lincoln is covered in a layer of gravel.
918 East first st. Sidewalk on Woodlawn side obstructed by fence and vegetation
overgrowth. hard to tell from the sunlight in the photo but the scratchy plant goes from one end to the other, can't really walk through if you're in shorts.
Since this building is no longer a garage, it seems that a full curb should be installed to prevent people from pulling up on the sidewalk. There are constantly cars parked on the sidewalk here (several feet in past the yellow painted curb (which is flattened because it used to be a garage). I asked the tenants to stop, and then today a dumpster showed up on the sidewalk. This is the North side of the "FAR" gallery building at fourth and rogers. Obviously this is frustrating to me but it's probably pretty annoying for the kid in a wheelchair who i see going back and forth to school and having to cross the street to get around.
trees are overgrown blocking the sidewalk leading into Mills Pool
There are 3 locations along the north side of 10th st between Walnut and Dunn where vegetation is overhanging the sidewalk and making it hard to use the sidewalk.
Sidewalk completely blocked by overgrown yard
Have or 'find' myself with little or no clue who to ask or contact concerning the well overgrown 'sticks' or plants currently limiting or restricting passage 'through' the woods, separating Barrington Place from 'neighbor', WOODBRIDGE III. A bit, or "straight" across from the BELL TRACE pond (e 10th St).