closed #168282
Potholes, Other Street Repair
530 N Lincoln ST
- Case Date:
- 4/26/2019
The alley between 526 and 530 N Lincoln St and the alley behind both buildings needs repaved.
The alley between 526 and 530 N Lincoln St and the alley behind both buildings needs repaved.
Pothole in alley creating problems
They alley between 526 and 530 N Grant St. needs repaved along with the alley behind those building.
The alley between 516 and 520 N Grant St. needs repaved along with the alley that runs behind those buildings. Google Maps names this road as N. Harrold St.
They have parked Bird scooters at this bus stop at 1015 N College again, impeding bus access. See ticket 168116 from April 16, just ten days ago.
This is across from 808 S Whitley Drive In Gentry Estates. It was taken last night. There is still standing water this morning.
1016 w Kirkwood is unsafe. It is for sale and has been abandoned for over a year. It has no locking door on the back but rather a broken single pane storm door held by a concrete brick. Inside there the house is dangerous to enter. There is standing water in the basement that has been there for over a year. It is growing mold and mosquitoes. The walls are down to the studs. There are holes in the floors and ceilings. We have have had to call the police due to intoxicated individuals entering at night. I am afraid someone will get hurt or die by falling into one of the holes or the standing water directly across from the back door.
The Royal Toyota South car lot has a loud speaker that projects its phone ringing for the whole world to hear. I am more than 1,800 feet away from the car lot, through the woods, and can hear the phone ring while in my house listening to music. Between 3:45pm and 4pm today, it rang 12 times. I've read the applicable section of the municipal code, 14.09.030(c)(4). The language that I find applies is, "the sound produced persists . . . intermittently for a period of at least fifteen minutes and can be heard outside of the immediate premises from the location." I have reported this noise violation multiple times with no resolution. Is the solution that I call the police every time the car lot is a nuisance? I do not want to waste the police's limited resources on something that should be easily resolved administratively by the city government (and with technology; can the car lot get a cell phone, a pager, an answering machine, something?). uReport Case #166220 did get referred to the police, who referred the case to city legal in January of 2019. The phone has continued to ring since that time. Can we finally get this issue resolved and bring some peace and quiet to the south side from this incessant noise violation from the car lot? Thank you for your help.