Significantly overgrown grass and weeds. Having a lot of tick problems coming to our house when we haven't even been anywhere near the wooded area so likely coming overgrowth of this address. This address is occupied but the yard has been neglected since last July!
Potholes on S Clarizz Blvd as you are turning from 3rd street. Small potholes continue down Clarizz Blvd
Potholes on S Clarizz Blvd as you are turning from 3rd street. Small potholes continue down Clarizz Blvd
Swastika painted on green electric box south of church.
I understand you are actively working to pave this street, but these loose asphalt ramps are not accessible. Very hard to use with a wheelchair, it's like trying to wheel through beach sand. No signage directing pedestrians to a different accessible crossing area
I understand you are actively working to pave this street, but these loose asphalt ramps are not accessible. Very hard to use with a wheelchair, it's like trying to wheel through beach sand. No signage directing pedestrians to a different accessible crossing area
Excessive growth needs to be trimmed back on trail between Kirkwood and 4th St. Wheelchair needs to go around the fancy raised embellishment in the middle of the trail, so I have to hit this branch to get by.
Excessive growth on the B Line trail between 4th and 3rd St
S Clarizz has deep potholes on both northbound & southbound lanes, where it meets 3rd St. They cover so much of the road it is impossible to avoid them. Pls help! Southbound is worse, but both sides have rough jagged edges. Thank you
Several months ago a new culvert was installed underneath Browncliff which was intended to help the property across the street drain more effectively. Yesterday, in the torrential rain, the sheer volume of water became a literal fast flowing river across several properties on the west side of Browncliff Lane. this amount of water can't possibly be due to residential properties on Browncliff, Matlock and Headley. my guess is that it is actually unmanaged runoff from the IU golf course, which means it is probably full of fertilizers and pesticides. Since there is no effective water management anywhere on these roads, the water becomes a river, then a lake. I do not believe this is a natural floodplain, (since water on my property seems to naturally flow through a natural swale). This seems to be unmanaged water from other areas that simply hasn't been dealt with properly.