Case Date:

7/29/2013

The alley between Kirkwood and 6th street, connecting Elm and Waldron, is becoming increasingly impassable by trees and shrubs growing into it.

Case Date:

8/14/2013

904 w 4th st. There are overgrown weeds stretching all the way across the sidewalk making the sidewalk impossible to use.

Case Date:

9/24/2013

914 w 3rd st. Branches are overhanging the sidewalk making it difficult to walk on it without getting hit in the face.

Case Date:

5/22/2012

There is vegetation that hangs over the sidewalk in front of Willowbrook Apartments, 1201-1311 N. Maple Street

Case Date:

8/6/2012

bushes/weeds overflowing into sidewalk, neighbors' yards, etc.

Case Date:

6/27/2019

In the 900 block of Grant corner of Dixie going south excessive vines covering streets that block Grant going south.

Case Date:

7/27/2019

on 4th street between lincoln and washington, when i am walking beside that church, the grass is ok, but there are overgrown bushes and trees. can't walk that whole block unless you are short, especially when it rains & branches are sagging down lower than usual. i am referring to the 1/2 of that block from the middle of it over to lincoln. thanks

Case Date:

8/13/2019

Weeds overhanging sidewalk on SW and SE corners of property, but it's not clear if plants belong to this property or the neighboring ones.

Case Date:

8/30/2019

Sidewalk on east side of S. College Mall Rd. north of E Moores Pike is very over grown forcing walkers onto the grass/dirt, mud when wet.

Case Date:

10/1/2019

I own and live in a property at 118 N. Jackson St. The alley that runs directly by our home (runs parallel between Kirkwood and 6th Street) has become extremely overgrown in the last two years. It's often a dumping ground for clothes, junk and drugs (yes, I have photos of various people hiding items in the brush for others to retrieve). Heretofore, my girlfriend and I are the only people picking things up when clothes and junk are dumped in the alley. I would love a city clean up of brush, limbs, overgrowth and trash and feel like a better looking alley would not lend itself to discarded items so often. I've included one photo from my kitchen window of one (of several) instances in which a seemingly homeless man was hiding/exchanging items in the brush for (what i assume must be) other individuals to find. I of course realize this alley is never going to get a garden award but do believe shaping it up and removing much of the brush would help this situation greatly.