Case Date:

9/9/1996

Shrubs overgrown onto sidewalk.

Case Date:

9/16/1996

Shrubs stick out so far into sidewalk that it forces someone walking to walk in the street on a busy street. Children use this sidewalk - close to schools.

Case Date:

9/17/1996

Street reported person at 1st & Woodlawn has ivy growing onto the sidewalk. This person would not let Street Dept. cut it. Do not have exact address - please get one for complaint records. See attached from Street Dept.

Case Date:

9/18/1996

Sidewalk has not been put in - in front of Willow Manor to connect Jim Wray's project & Howard Young's property. Contact Betty Grounds with results. She is president of tenants association.

Case Date:

9/27/1996

Sidewalk on 2nd St. (by 601 S. Woodlawn Ave.) impassable due to overgrowth of ivy & bushes. Corners of 2nd & Woodlawn.

Case Date:

10/7/1996

Citizen claims that snow plow killed her grass. Says street dept. came out and planted grass seed across the street for a similar problem but did not plant seed in her yard. Wants to know if we plan to do this before winter.

Case Date:

10/18/1996

400 block of S. Grant - east side of street. Sidewalk overgrown & cannot walk down, must walk in street. PLEASE NOTE CORRECT ADDRESS & UPDATE DATABASE.

Case Date:

10/29/1996

Brush grown over the sidewalk on east side of Grant St. & north of 2nd St. See map attached and note specific address if applicable.

Case Date:

11/18/1996

Owns duplexes on Wolf Lane (private road off Headley Road). Upset that she pays city taxes and can't get city services. If she gets release & hold harmless agreement, will we do leaf pick up and snow removal on Wolf Lane? Lives in Longview and has same complaint - new administration changed policy so that they don't get leaf pick up. Never needed agreement before (she talked to Don Grubb). She's a heckuva campaigner and will make sure Mayor is not reelected.

Case Date:

12/17/1996

Mr. Prosser is a bicyclist. In October he sent Jim Sherman a letter inspired by the recent BPD brochure on bicycles. He notes that BMC 15.56.020, which prohibits bicycles with a wheel radius of over 14" from riding on the sidewalk, in effect allows all bicycles to be ridden on the sidewalk. He suggests that the code be amended to read "diameter." He also suggests that, in the future, the brochure correctly use "wheelbase." Please refer to B&PSC and the Traffic Commission. Thank You.