Case Date:

7/6/2026

Abandoned home, no human interaction, breeding ground for pests

Case Date:

7/6/2026

Abandoned home, no human interaction, breeding ground for pests

Case Date:

7/6/2026

UNNOCUPIED ABANDONED RESIDENCE: Lawn unkempt for 12+ mos, mosquito and wild animal infestation due to structure left open to elements, consistent spread to neighbors

Case Date:

7/6/2026

There's a path that connects The Park On Morton apartment complex (W Georgia Ave) to N College Ave. It runs between the train tracks and private property. I have no idea whose responsibility it is but it's in poor shape now. Mud has washed across a lot of it (some from construction, and some from an unstabilized hillside), and weeds have grown almost entirely across it. Thanks!

Case Date:

7/6/2026

Construction site on N College Ave just south of the train tracks has a truck and mini-lift parked on the sidewalk. I witnessed it at 11:30am this morning July 6. Sorry i didn't have my camera on me. Thanks!

Case Date:

7/5/2026

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!

Case Date:

7/5/2026

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!

Case Date:

7/5/2026

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.

Case Date:

7/3/2026

Overgrowth obstructing view of traffic when coming from W 11th, under the bridge, and turning right onto N Fairview

Case Date:

7/3/2026

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.