Case Date:

7/6/2019

Large hedge on corner is blocking view. Dangerous for turning out of Providence Ct.

Case Date:

7/5/2019

The bushes from Topos403 (403 N. Walnut St) are have overgrown their fence and blocking the side walk along 8th St just west of Walnut.

Case Date:

7/3/2019

A resident called and complained of trees needing to be cut down and general issues seeing stop/street signs in the area. I believe the area that he is describing is the three-way stop at the back entrance to the CVS parking lot. Trees have apparently become overgrown, making the signs difficult to see.

Case Date:

7/2/2019

This property is covered in weeds and bushes that block the sidewalk. Pedestrians are forced to walk dangerously close to traffic. If the weeds consist of grass, contact HAND for a Title 6 ticket. If the weeds are blocking the sidewalk enforce under Title 12.

Case Date:

6/27/2019

When going north on S. Dunn street when you get to the intersection at Grimes you can not see around the cars parked on the south east and south west corners. You have to inch out into the intersection putting the front of the car in the middle of the road before you can see anything. The same thing happens when biking. We live on S Dunn and deal with this issue daily. The street parking on Grimes at the intersection when cars are parked make it impossible to see traffic both directions.

Case Date:

6/26/2019

Gravel covering the sidewalk at 405 s lincoln

Case Date:

6/26/2019

Vegetation has completely blocked the sidewalk at 411 s lincoln

Case Date:

6/26/2019

There is a thick layer of gravel that has washed across the sidewalk at 411 s Lincoln.

Case Date:

6/25/2019

The sidewalk on the east side of High Street (there isn't one on the west side at this point) is being overtaken by overgrowth, pushing pedestrians into a fairly high speed section of High Street. This is just north of the round about at Winslow/Rogers.

Case Date:

6/24/2019

If I stay on the sidewalk because I am pushing a stroller I get smacked in the face by overgrown foliage, much of which appears to be invasive and about to seed