Banta is a narrow street with no sidewalk on my side, I have a large brush pile next to my driveway, but I'm able to get it any closer to the street. I do work from home and am there most weekdays to assist, but the cut up chunks are too big for me to move on my own from where they're at.
cars blocking the sidewalk at a car lot so i want i car from them no payments free of chrages this way their no layer or things of any worng i cant really spell so just work with me and give a date to talk to yell about this so i jason junior smith who is the frist letters of the calendar of each each month im tired of typeing right now im sorry i need a person to help me with this kind of stuff no bad no worng no devil no drugs . can you please send someone to pick me up so that i can prove that what i see is real and make secne a lady no police cause of a puble defender being the devil thats what he said im scared im trying and is going to get away from evil this no game god happness heaven sorry im triping again stupid way of proveing your someone and that your safe
There is a vehicle that parks on the sidewalk at this location almost daily, preventing bike and foot traffic from utilizing the sidewalk.
small pile of organic debris from trees damaged during the storm located between sidewalk and road
small pile of organic debris from trees damaged during the storm located between sidewalk and road
Our neighborhood had tree debris removed already (thank you), but there was a tree by the road that had broken off and now is damaged with the top ripped off. Will the city take care of trimming this or cutting down the tree? It is in an easement area next to the curb and over the sidewalk.
Tree in backyard was sheered off at the top. It had to be taken down. It is now located in the front between the sidewalk and the street .
Tree branches... kept them off the sidewalk as best I could. Thanks!
Tree debris has been cut in manageable segments and moved to area between street and sidewalk on Bill Mallory Dr side. House is on sw corner of Bill Mallory and Graywell
Dead deer next to sidewalk, East bound lane of Hillside