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closed #87404

Trash

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
4/24/2008

exceeds 40 lbs

closed #122526

Trash

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
7/28/2011

Exceeds can limit of 35 gallons, unacceptable container, please replace.

closed #123098

Trash

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
8/25/2011

Unacceptable container, please replace. Can needs to be washed out. We also do not dump small bins.

closed #110253

Trash

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
1/25/2001

S-no sticker

closed #110256

Trash

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
1/25/2001

Martin/Faxed 1/25/2001 Missed pick-up/trash: Thurs Piu. Rec'd a notice for "no sticker" but he definitely put one around trash can handle last night. He will put another sticker on the can - but can we come back & piu? He has had some prankster kids in the area lately.By the way I do believe this one! Can ya pick this one up today? Speak to him if your doubtful.

closed #94759

Trash

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
9/22/2005

Bags must have sticker attached. Must have trash stickers on all cans/bags. LDB Direct. Sanit.

closed #179565

Potholes, Other Street Repair

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
4/18/2022

Several potholes

closed #177300

Wildlife Conflict

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
9/7/2021

There is a large pile of cut wood (sorry the image is upside-down) directly to the south of my property. I think there are a large number of chipmunks that are nesting in the pile and subsequently digging up my lawn and flower beds. Is there a way to get rid of the pile and stumps so that the chipmunks are not located so close to my plants and yard? Could I just list it as free firewood on Facebook Marketplace? I would appreciate any guidance that can be offered.

closed #188815

Parking Permits

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
6/6/2024

Vehicle parked in grass not spaces at Roger’s family park. Please ticket causing earth disturbance problems.

closed #188867

Parks & Playgrounds

3013 S Stratford DR

Case Date:
6/10/2024

This is a loosestrife. It is highly invasive and I found it growing between the parking lot and the small stream that flows into Jackson Creek, which means that it can spread downstream along the creek.