We've seen trash bins show up at our place of business that we as a business do not own. These are accumulating trash and debris without being emptied thus it's become a hazard. Requesting these be disposed of to keep our property clean and tidy. Thank you.
This is a test to see how stormwater issues are reported.
Weeds 3 to 4 feet high, in front . Overgrowth on the side , with vines and weeds. High grass. An absolute eyesore
cement is broken, showing plastic pvc pipe that seems like it is getting a lot of wear and possibly flexing more than it should. Seems like it could be a tripping hazard and possibly break, becoming even a larger hazard.
The post office on S. Walnut St. has no disabled accessible sidewalk or way to get into the building from the sidewalk on Walnut Street. You have to walk in the road in the parking lot to get to the door of the post office because there’s no sidewalk connecting the sidewalk on Walnut Street to the front door of the building. I got run into buy a car backing out of a parking spot today and I’m a blind person using a white cane for mobility.
Unrealistic high water usage
Would you let the owner know that rodents have gotten into the garbage there – I don’t think there’s anybody currently living at the property and it’s been like this for over a week. I don’t have their contact information or I would let them know. Thanks!
The house and yard are totally overgrown. It is next an elementary school and their buildings. The yard and adjacent properties owned by the same person are both at least 16" tall with brush and large tree limbs down.
This house is in horrific repair and appears unsafe for the residents. The gutters are chained to a scaffold so they don't fall. The roof has visible holes and rot with the eaves falling off in to the yard.
Intersection S Stull Ave & E Grimes Ln 15" deep hole.