Near the property line between 1001 N Woodburn and 304 W 14th st (about a block west of ureport 212156), the sidewalk is nearly completely blocked by vegetation. The vegetation includes thorns and poison ivy. This is a chronic / annual condition. Last fall, I cleared it myself. Thanks for your attention!
This is on the property line between 210 W 14th (vacant, same owner as 220 W 14th) and 1005 N College Ave. Tree is growing into the sidewalk. Has been a chronic condition for decades. I know it is a lot to ask but if this kind of enforcement is going to be successful then when you bother to expend the effort to visit a site, noting nearby violations will be necessary. I see a rate of about two violations per block when i travel the city as a pedestrian. When i am in a group or if it is winter, then much worse, i fail to see about one violation per every 5 blocks and get smacked in the face by a tree. This is consequential!
220 W 14th St vegetation still partially blocking sidewalk. This location has been the target of recent enforcement action (most recently, ureport #211885). But the tree is still partially blocking the sidewalk. The tree overhangs the sidewalk by about 8 inches as it is today. If enforcement is going to succeed then compliance must be complete before a violation is released. This level of compliance has taken at least 7 months (see ureport #207090 from last december). Since the tree has at no point stopped impinging upon the sidewalk, every day during the growing season its impingement grows. It is non-compliant today and it will be more non-compliant before the first new complaint is fielded and then it will have grown several feet into the sidewalk by the time enforcement has any effect again. I can only stress that at no point in 2026 has this property been in compliance.
There is a dead cat blocking the sidewalk here. I'm not sure whether this should be through this form or if there's another one but I'd appreciate being directed to the right place to help get this cleaned up. Thank you
Overgrowth obstructing view of traffic when coming from W 11th, under the bridge, and turning right onto N Fairview
Overgrowth at the Bline crossing. Can not see if trail is clear of pedestrian traffic when crossing over it on N Fairview St in a car.
There are so many road closures in town and none of them seem to have proper signage. Just today, I encountered on Kirkwood and on Grimes. Neither closure had any signage before the barriers that indicated that the road would be closed. This was particularly frustrating at the Kirkwood closure because it forced me down a one-way street. If you are going to close roads, but ESPECIALLY when you are closing so many roads at once, please provide drivers with the proper signage!
There is vegetation covering the sidewalk.
Tree branches blocking road view, exiting Sassafras Hills apartment complex parking lot. Unable to see oncoming traffic.
Rental property owner has built a semi-permanent structure in a KNOWN public right of way blocking the ability for people to walk freely to the B-Line and blocking the ability for the B-Line security service folks to connect to West Summitt St.. SEVERAL neighbors have reported this issue to the City. One neighbor brought Council Member Rosenbarger to the site to show it to her. We want this structure removed and would like the City to make the right of way more obvious. WHAT IS THE CITY GOING TO DO ABOUT THIS?