Trying to find regulations on creating a non-mown front yard. Could it be filled with native plants? Could it resemble a native wildflower meadow? Could I remove the grass and replant with native clovers? Trying to find a sustainable and beneficial solution to not have to mow.
There is a lot of broken glass on the multi-use trail on the north side of Winslow near the Henderson Court apartments.
Deep pothole in center of street halfway between College and Walnut. Other smaller damage on sides and on slope to Walnut.
The city owns land near tri north at the round about and fails to keep the grass maintained. However the city also fines land owners for doing so. It shouldn't be ironic land owners and contractors get fined and the city are able. Please make it right by clearing the high grass and understanding a relationship of notice and engaging is a better solution. Just like residences are giving the city a warning. Thank you for taking your time to read.
I made the mistake of driving down 14th St at the new development today when I saw it was open. I cannot believe that the city allows something like this to exist! I have never seen a road in such bad condition within the city and it is upsetting that we continue to allow this to happen.
Audible signals downtown not working.
Deep pothole in center of street halfway between College and Walnut on 15th street. Other smaller damage on sides and on slope to Walnut.
Traffic lights are out on S High Street and 3rd st that intersects with eagleson
Vegetation overgrowth on the west side of 6th St. between Morton and Madison Sts. The trees are less than 5'6" in some spots along the sidewalk. But the bushes are well into the middle of the sidewalk.