Case Date:

2/8/2022

808 east hunter. Sidewalks are solid ice. This is a managed apartment building. It has been days since the last snow.

Case Date:

1/19/2022

This car consistently either blocks the sidewalk or parks in the street without a permit

Case Date:

10/25/2021

car parked across sidewalk again.

Case Date:

10/21/2021

Residents are storing trash and recycling collection containers on public sidewalk on a permanent basis, and have been doing so for a while. At times containers are moved over to side, at times they are left in middle of sidewalk--but never do they leave the sidewalk. This is an accessibility issue: wheelchairs and strollers are unable to get by and must go into street. Private collection containers should not be stored on public property.

Case Date:

10/21/2021

Car still across sidewalk. If you’ve already ticketed them, thank you. Please ticket address again with the suggestion of a street permit.

Case Date:

10/20/2021

Sidewalk blocked again by parked car. Please have parking swing by here occasionally and start giving them some warning (or actual) tickets.

Case Date:

10/18/2021

Car parked across sidewalk

Case Date:

10/18/2021

Parked cars across sidewalk. Often. This weekend, a truck so long you had to walk all the way out in the street.

Case Date:

9/29/2021

Sidewalk obstructed by recycling and trash bins. This has been ongoing for two weeks now

Case Date:

7/29/2021

Over the past several months, the sidewalk in front of 1001 East 1st Street has gradually become almost completely blocked by trees and bushes encroaching from the yard. Yesterday, I was relieved to see someone *finally* trimming the bushes—but the work is completely inadequate. Half the sidewalk is still blocked, the bushes and trees still overhang the full sidewalk at a height low enough to force pedestrians to duck, and the trimmed branches have been left lying on the sidewalk. Please require the property owner (or owners—it's hard to tell where the property line is, and some of the problematic bushes and trees may be on the land belonging to the next house) to fully clear the sidewalk and haul away the resulting debris. It shouldn't be necessary to duck and fight one's way down the sidewalk, or to come away smeared in bird droppings.