Case Date:

8/26/2021

Yard growth is completely covering sidewalk entrance

Case Date:

8/26/2021

Trash has pulled up as well as furniture tires other debre causing bugs and rodents to collect. People have been leaving items around area such as blankets, boxed food, clothing causing pest and rodents. People have left bicycles as well as vehicles in parking lot. People have running extension cords for power source. People have been taking outside furniture and sitting on the property. It is a private residency.

Case Date:

8/28/2021

THERE ARE 14 BIRD SCOOTERS BLOCKING THE OAKLAWN SIDEWALK SINCE THURSDAY AT APPROXIMATELY 5000 OAKLAWN CIRCLE 47401

Case Date:

8/29/2021

This small section of growth obstructs view, making it dangerous trying to turn from Spicewood Lane onto Sare Road, which is heavily traveled now.

Case Date:

8/31/2021

Vegetation blocking sidewalk just north of bus stop

Case Date:

8/31/2021

This house/area is collecting more and more trash every time I walk past. Sometimes this house has so many cars parking in front that they are out in the road, blocking the right of way.

Case Date:

9/2/2021

I submitted a report earlier this week, but have an address and a clearer picture of the problem area. This stretch of green is along Sare Road and is the responsibility of the owner of the address given. However, due to inattenttion, entering Sare Road from Spicewood Lane is hazardous to someone driving a car heading north. If you are in a truck or SUV, your line of sight is much better. There is now a great deal of traffic on Sare Road at all times during the day, traveling above the speed limit in many cases, that pulling out onto Sare Road is scary and dangerous.

Case Date:

9/3/2021

sidewalk on west side of Fairview Street between 8th Street and 9th Street is chronically blocked with vegetation including poison ivy. The property addresses are 702 West 8th Street and 703 West 9th Street. thanks

Case Date:

9/3/2021

In front of Upland Restaurant, sunflower plant is blocking the entire sidewalk and one of the parking meters. Please ask them to fix this!

Case Date:

9/3/2021

Can the city consider installing “cross-traffic does not stop” signs below the stop signs on Allen Street at its intersections with Washington and Lincoln Streets? Cyclists may be lulled into a false sense of security as they ride on Allen Street, a marked bicycle boulevard, especially if they have just come off the B-Line trail where they are conditioned to cars yielding to them at intersections. As such, they might not be watching diligently for cross-vehicular traffic (or will assume that vehicles are going to stop for them) on Washington and Lincoln Streets, which does not have to stop at their respective Allen Street intersections. By installing “cross-traffic does not stop” signs (both eastbound and westbound) on Allen Street, safety can be improved by giving cyclists another warning that they had better heed the stop signs.