closed #214594
Excessive Growth
706 W 15th ST
- Case Date:
- 9/30/2026
Looks abandoned with weeds growing up & around vehicles etc
Looks abandoned with weeds growing up & around vehicles etc
Leaving recycling bins on street and sidewalk full
Leaving recycling bins on street and sidewalk full
re: #214091, the phone is still ringing at all hours and clearly heard inside homes with windows and doors closed. Even during the day, this seems excessively loud, but esp after hours, why does the ring need to broadcast outside the premises?
I live nearby (across Walnut) in Broadview near Rogers St. The amplified metronome click used during band rehearsals (marching band? and/or during games) carries extremely loudly right into our home and creates a significant sensory disruption. Even with windows and doors closed, it is noticeable inside the house. We have had to stop leaving our windows open in the afternoons and evenings due to this nuisance sound. Is there any way the horn speaker could reduce its volume, or angled down toward the field or rotated away from the residential side of the stadium? Any small tweak to the speaker direction would make a massive difference for us neighbors.
Hole in the ground East of the parking lot toward Walnut St. that used to be covered by plastic is now broken and hazardous.
Likely less than 12' lane clearance
Another 'Christmas Lights Installation' sign, on a pole on Moore's Pike, across from the corn field near Wingfield Drive.
This 4 way intersection currently has a two way stop sign. I’ve lived on Park for about 4 years and have seen many close calls, some with other automobiles, but also with scooters, bikes, and pedestrians. There is typically a lot of Templeton Elementary school traffic and kids walking to school crossing this intersection. Additionally the intersection view is very obstructed due to a large tree with undergrowth on the school property. Ultimately although I am no expert it seems like a four-way stop sign could solve many of these issues, in addition to trimming the lower limbs of the large tree.
A pothole is forming at the entrance to the cul-de-sac at Rosewood Dr & N Tulipwood Ct. The asphalt is cracked and starting to break apart in the driving lane.