Location of your Problem: 500 S Eastside Drive Details: "Hunter foot path" (between Mitchell and Eastside Drive) starting to be overgrown by weeds. Whose responsibility is it to keep the path free of weeds: the 500 Eastside Drive people or the city who made the adjacent ditch and foot path? Contact Info Name: Stella Hooker Email: altfluit@yahoo.com Telephone: 333-7006
Location of your Problem: 500 S Eastside Drive Details: Orange cones sitting at the end of the "Hunter foot path" (at the 500 S Eastside end of the path) for more than a month now, after some construction this summer. Can the Street Dept. pick them up? Contact Info Name: Stella Hooker Email: altfluit@yahoo.com Telephone: 333-7006
dead tree in yard and facia falling off in the back. 310 s high st said you can knock on their door and they will let you in the back yard or you should be able to see it from the alley.
address give above is for reqpro use only, location is 2nd & Anita "What is the current status of the wooden sidewalk/bridge on E. 2nd Street at Anita? Nothing has happened on the project for the last 2 to 3 weeks & people on bikes/with strollers are endangering their lives by walking on this very narrow part of 2nd Street because they cannot use the bridge."
Blue tarps tied to the fence and are coming off and the overall condition of the house is poor.
tree in sw corner, dead and dangerous
Several rats living in a hole next to the railroad ties at the SE corner of Atwater & Mitchell. Ms Cheek also notified the Monroe County Health Dept.
Phyllis & Samuel Guskin wrote re. 1725 E. Hunter Ave. They want to object to a request to subdivide existing single family residential lot at 1900 Atwater. They feel that the land is unsuitable for development because it appears to be a sinkhole. They also feel that the water retention needs should be addressed before any development is permitted. Letter was received by Util. Dept. but referred to COB Planning Dept.
Students living next door parking on grass and drove across his yard to exit using his driveway.
Students living next door parking on grass and drove across his yard to exit using his driveway.