Theres is excessive growth of bushes and branches all over this lot. In the summer, there is poison ivy and the overgrowth blocks the sidewalk. There is also a dead tree leaning towards the neighbouring house. This is a concern because a tree next to this one fell during the December storm. The lot address does not have a number: it is on W Cottage Grove Av between 1208 and 1212.
The parcel on w Cottage Grove doesn't have a address I'm not sure who owns it it's either a city or a Habitat parcel it overgrown and it's starting to grow on the side walk and the weeds along the street are getting tall. the parcel is across the street from 1003 w Cottage Grove. This area needs attention it has a lot of invasive plants in it.
This was a citizen e-mail: "The vacant property on the northeast corner of the intersection of West Cascade Avenue and Gourley Pike needs mowing. There is no sight distance for cars turning onto Cascade from Gourley due to the grass height."
The street was not plowed well, and the sidewalks were not cleared. It is very icy.
Corner of 7th/Morton - bush blocking the sidewalk.
The yard is basically a shanty town full of garbage, debris, and meth heads. It is an eyesore, probably a public health hazard, and pretty sure the residents burn tires, wires, and other cables.
Snow has not been removed on southwest corner sidewalks.
The grass needs to be cut. Starting on E. Adams, across from 1218 W. 6th
522 W 4th, 714 W 4th, 718 W 4th (large apartment complex), 810 W. 4th ALL OF THESE ADDRESSES HAVE NOT MADE ANY ATTEMPT TO CLEAR WALKS since beginning of storm. They are now solid ice and very treacherous. Just this morning I helped an older woman who slipped trying to navigate. I have called twice—perhaps because we are not a wealthy community like the East side, the city does not care? Could anyone look at these houses and fine these slumlords?