Safety issue/Excessive growth at 820 w. 2nd street. This property has excessive growth that obscures the line of sight on Euclid Ave for west-bound traffic on 2nd street. Note that this property has had a prior complaint in July 2015.
We've had a problem with invasive Tree of Heaven ever since the city came a couple years ago to clear the overgrowth in the "alley" space at the northwest corner of the property. Since then, the overgrowth has of course returned, but it's now more aggressive, with the inclusion of Tree of Heaven, which is spreading to the rest of the property. It might be a good idea to clear that overgrowth again. Perhaps there are other preventative measures that can be taken.
Most of sidewalk blocked by shrubs
Front yard bushes are overgrown, impeding sidewalk foot traffic.
Overgrowth from backyard of property it’s causing cars to veer away and end up on my property to pass through the alley.
I live at 918 w 2nd street and I can’t see to get out of my driveway safety due to the weeds blocking my view. I’ve almost been hot several time and several family members. Thank you for getting the weeds taken care of at the first house but unfortunately the next house is also blocking my view.
This property has vegetation overgrowth over the W. 3rd St. side and the Walker side of the property every year this is a problem every year it’s reported does the property owner not have a continued responsibility to maintain these walkways and site lines to the stop sign at Walker and third?
The planters in the chicanes and on West Third Street have not been filled with new plants.
On W. 2nd St. heading west. On the far rt side of the road ( north side) in front of PSI or Duke building, just after Walker. The is a shallow pock of missing black top. It's not much of a big deal to an automobile, but I am a cyclist, and it's impact to me and my bike is huge. I understand the weather will make its repair delayed, just requesting it to be in the list of pot holes to be filled. Please and thank you as always. Randy Craw
Alley overgrowth