A large 'Envirosac' filled with waste concrete from a sidewalk repair has been sitting for weeks in the tree plot next to the sidewalk at 535 S. Wash. There is also a lot of gravel and other debris still covering the sidewalk in the repair area. It is a safety hazard, as well as making our neighborhood less attractive.
1030 W Kirkwood Ave. LOTS of food trash on porch for weeks -- vermin hazard. Rental property. Car sometimes there. Neighbors have tried knocking but no answer.
dumpster sitting out for months, people putting human waste in it
See #186397. The referred case (#186273) clearly has an address. The sign is still there. Please do something about it.
See case #186273 - tall sign in yard that has been there for six months. Being held in place by sandbags. Can even be seen on google maps. Who is responsible for removing this? Can we just sell it for scrap?
There are a lot of homeless people that stay in this area from time to time between the state farm building and the electric site building and I don't mind them, but they often leave a lot of trash in this area. Can someone come out to clean the area?
I'm very excited to see the new High Street multi path finally being developed, however I do have 2 concerns about the project. First, access for our Sycamore Knolls neighborhood into the Jackson Creek Trail has been effectively cut off during construction, and there is really no safe way to bike to the trail with small children unless you ride on High Street. Better consideration should have been given to maintain pedestrian access after removing the existing sidewalk on High Street. Second, it is disappointing that the trail will end at Arden. It would have been nice to see in continue north for another half mile to Marilyn/Covenanter, and connect into the existing Covenanter Greenway. That would have greatly expanding access for the Southeast side of town towards the B-Line trail utilizing this existing greenway.