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closed #164950

Excessive Growth

Case Date:
6/25/2018

Intersection of Ruby and Circle Drive. This is part of the Allen-Covenanter Greenway for cyclists. The other day I was coming from Circle, ready to turn left on Ruby, when I almost hit a cyclist on Ruby, whom I had not seen because of the high grasses in the yard of the Ruby-Circle Drive corner house. Maybe the 2 bushes closest to the intersection could be cut back, for better visibility for motorists coming from Circle Drive.

closed #165026

Excessive Growth

Case Date:
7/3/2018

Overgrown sidewalk at the corner of High and Second Street.

closed #165044

Excessive Growth

1015 W Howe ST

Case Date:
7/4/2018

Excessive growth onto the sidewalk, not able to pass and stay on the sidewalk. This spot is the northwest side of the lot, same problem on northeast side.

closed #165051

Excessive Growth

3953 N Rosewood CT

Case Date:
7/5/2018

yard overgrown, over three feet high, permission to come unto property to see the extent of problem. Left message with insopector about name, address and phone #

closed #165059

Excessive Growth

760 S Parkway DR

Case Date:
7/5/2018

yard hasn't been mowed once this summer, appears to have been ticketed twice already from notices on door

closed #165064

Excessive Growth

920 N Maple ST

Case Date:
7/6/2018

closed #165065

Excessive Growth

917 N Maple ST

Case Date:
7/6/2018

closed #165076

Excessive Growth

Case Date:
7/7/2018

I own the Bicycle Garage on Kirkwood Ave next to People's Park. On June 8th the trees that are next to my property were trimmed and it seems a branch that is dead was not removed and is in a very precarious position above our back gate. This can fall at a moments notice. I have attached pictures.

closed #165081

Excessive Growth

611 N Washington ST

Case Date:
7/9/2018

Excessive growth

closed #165117

Excessive Growth

2506 S Madison ST

Case Date:
7/11/2018

vacant lot, not been mowed recently, attracting an increasing number of wildlife, including skunks.