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closed #70702

Excessive Growth

329 N Clark ST

Case Date:
8/12/1996

Parking cars in front yard, carport full of trash & garbage, backyard full of tree limbs. Prop owner: Rachid Maidi.

closed #70714

Excessive Growth

710 E 9th ST

Case Date:
8/8/1996

9 bags of trash dumped in parking lot. Tenants called Maidi & they think trash came from neighbors.

closed #70728

Excessive Growth

1315 N Washington ST

Case Date:
8/6/1996

Yard is overgrown with weeds & grass.

closed #70746

Excessive Growth

1211 W 6th ST

Case Date:
8/2/1996

The yard & trees are overgrown. Hanging in the alley. Also appliances laying in yard & almost in alley.

closed #70754

Excessive Growth

1127 W 7th ST

Case Date:
8/2/1996

trash accumulated at this address

closed #70766

Excessive Growth

1000 W 8th ST

Case Date:
7/30/1996

In the 1000 block of W. 8th St. - trash sits out from Monday to Thursday. (trash day is Thurs.) Complaintant said several houses on W. 8th are violating the trash ordinance.

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

closed #70771

Traffic Related Complaints

318 N Rogers ST

Case Date:
7/30/1996

There is a north/south alley that runs between 7th & 8th Streets behind Keller Heating & Cooling. There is another east/west alley that intersects the n/s alley ending in the Johnson Creamery parking lot. Sharon states that one of their employee trucks were recently hit using these alleys. Sharon feels that the intersection is dangerous if you have vehicles coming from different directions. She would like for the City to look at these alleys to see if there is anything the city or owners co

closed #70772

Trash

416 E 12th ST

Case Date:
7/30/1996

Grading without a permit.

closed #70789

Excessive Growth

304 S Madison ST

Case Date:
7/26/1996

Wouldn't the health hazard of uncovered tires at Hi Speed supercede their grandfathered ability to store goods outside?