closed #70770
Excessive Growth
822 W Kirkwood AVE
- Case Date:
- 7/30/1996
Grass hasn't been mowed all summer and....retaining wall is falling down & pieces are falling on the sidewalk. Rental - owner is: Joe Sturgis 2020 E. 2nd 339-9095
Grass hasn't been mowed all summer and....retaining wall is falling down & pieces are falling on the sidewalk. Rental - owner is: Joe Sturgis 2020 E. 2nd 339-9095
Limbs need picked up. Limbs are not in alley they are on private property. Address may not be correct.
There is a RV parked on the lawn at 822 S. Orris. There are cords running into the house and I think someone is living in there.
Exceeds can limit of 35 gallons. Trash container unacceptable/please replace. Needs lid/50 gal. 950
The street light outside 822 w 6th st is unreliable. It is most often not functioning and when it is lit, it flickers.
Pothole/crumbling pavement near the intersection of 11th Street and Woodlawn Avenue in the northbound lane.
faxed ddh/missed pick-up/trash/Crews took sticker off of can but only picked up 1 bag - there was another bag in the can 13 gallon bags.
can exceeds 35 gal limit
The path between Park on Morton apartments (Georgia Ave) and College Ave just south of the railroad tracks is almost completely blocked by vegetation and mud. When they cleaned up the erosion control from the recent construction just south of it, they displaced even more mud onto the path. There is also mud further upstream from longer-term erosion. The vegetation is dense across the whole path. This is a repeat of ureport #212168, which was closed because HAND couldn't think of what to do about it. *someone* has to be able to maintain this path, or you need to *escalate it beyond department heads*. it is completely unacceptable that we will simply give up on this valuable pedestrian infrastructure after all of the work was already done to construct it in the first place! This is a public ROW for pedestrians and as such it is *MORE VALUABLE* than the streets that y'all spend millions of dollars on every single year. Failure is not an option.
There's a path that connects The Park On Morton apartment complex (W Georgia Ave) to N College Ave. It runs between the train tracks and private property. I have no idea whose responsibility it is but it's in poor shape now. Mud has washed across a lot of it (some from construction, and some from an unstabilized hillside), and weeds have grown almost entirely across it. Thanks!