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closed #121722

Fire Hazards

901 S Rogers ST

Case Date:
9/26/1995

Fire at 901-903 S. Rogers St.

closed #121033

Trash

901 W 1st ST

Case Date:
9/27/1996

Bob Shaw remodeling without a permit.

closed #122113

Excessive Growth

901 W 1st ST

Case Date:
5/11/1995

closed #574

Yard Waste

905 S Madison ST

Case Date:
6/16/2011

Courtesy Pick up. Picked up by Roger Todd.

closed #110973

Yard Waste

905 S Madison ST

Case Date:
10/9/2000

s-no sticker b-not bundled/bagged bundles too large

closed #104338

Excessive Growth

905 S Madison ST

Case Date:
10/3/2002

EVERGREENS HANDING OVER WALL AND WHEN THERE ARE PEOPLE IN THE BUSINESS NEXT DOOR DRIVING THRU THE ALLEY IS IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT SCRATCHING HER CAR. HER CAR WAS SCRATCHED. WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE EVERGREENS TRIMMED BACK.

closed #117771

Yard Waste

905 S Madison ST

Case Date:
3/2/1998

H - Hiatus: no winter collection

closed #40127

Line of Sight

907 S Madison ST

Case Date:
7/30/2003

Mrs. Burch called the HAND Dept. VERY upset over an overgrown bush and weeds as a line of sight problem at the corner of Dodds and Morton. She stated that the branches off of the bushes that are overgrown scrached her car. She stated that the City should pay for her car, and that she is going to take the weeds and branches to the Mayors office and dump them on his desk. She would like a call back on this ASAP. She stated that she never got a call back the last time she placed a complant.

closed #40836

Excessive Growth

907 S Madison ST

Case Date:
5/23/2003

THIS PROPERTY IS BORDERED BY TWO ALLEYS. SHE IS CONCERNED WITH THE MADISON/MORTEN SIDE..SHE USES THIS ALLEY TO GET TO THE STREET. OVERGROWTH OF BUSHES ETC INTO ALLEY DOES NOT ALLOW FOR CLEAR PASSAGE. HAS HAD HER CAR SCRATCHED BY THIS. NEEDS TRIMMED BACK. (NOTE HER REPEATED COMPLAINTS FROM LAST YEAR AND CONTACT HER ABOUT WHAT WILL BE DONE)

closed #43142

Excessive Growth

907 S Madison ST

Case Date:
8/28/2002

Back yard full of weeds. Homeless people hiding in the brush.