There is a house behind these weeds. The overgrowth is an eyesore. The sidewalks are not clear. There's is poison ivy preventing me from walking past with my stroller. In the back of the house, branches scrape cars as you drive through the alley. It has looked like this for 6 years. Please do something! It is seriously bringing down the look of our beautiful street impacting home values for sure.
Case #184499 still valid. Trash bins remain out on the street/sidewalk.
I believe the address is 3425 E Third street, the brick house. This house has all kind of commercial and industrial appliances in the back yard of the house. Can you let the homeowner know a back yard neighborhood is not the place to store commercial appliances like refrigerators etc. Thank you.
I know my neighbors have complained about the grass at 3522 E. Morningside Drive being really high. The owner lives in Colorado I believe. The front yard that I can see the grass is so high that it is an eyesore. There must be some way to contact the owner. Occasionally I see a car in the driveway, but the tall grass is not addressed and it is never mowed. What is the resolution here.
215 N Waldron St - building falling apart. Haphazardly under construction.
501 S Swain. trash on street.
3425 E Third street, the brick house. This house has all kind of commercial and industrial appliances in the side and back yard of the house. Can you let the homeowner know to remove these items from the yard this is not an appliance store. This has been reported before and nothing has changed.
The sidewalk plant growth gets in the way of walking at 703 W. 9th St. The yard at 712 West 8th has not been mown in months. The yard at 708 West 8th is full of invasives, and plants/ trees along the sidewalk facing west 9th are growing in the limestone block fence- Chinese Elm trees growing out of cracks in the wall.
This is an apparently abandoned house, boarded up (except basement door is open) and yard is severely overgrown, encroaching on sidewalk.
929 N. Plymouth Court Excessive yard growth.