The sidewalk along 13th (north side of the road) as you head west from Indiana Avenue has a lot of loose gravel on it. Looks like runoff from the power substation located right there.
exceeds 35 gal
exceeds 35 gal
Recyclable items not properly sorted. Must be sorted for pick-up 945 las
Alleyway at T junction between 530 n Lincoln , 526 N Lincoln, and 5?? Grant st floods after heavy rain and has standing water for several days after. Is there any way to add a storm drain to the alley? Or would that involve tearing the entire alley up.
Any time it rains, a large body of standing water forms in the alleyway behind 530 N Lincoln St, near our apartment complex dumpster that makes it hazardous to walk through, drive through, use the dumpster, use the alleyway, and this could potentially be harmful for the structure of Stonechruch Apartments. There were just stormwater improvements to Lincoln St between 7th and 8th, is it possible to install a stormwater drainage grate here?
Behind the apartments in the alley ways there is an electric station with several trash cans (btown recycling, republic) that have not been emptied for 6 months. The area is obviously not a trash station. This area needs to be cleaned by the city.
Case #206386 clarification: there are two E/W alleys that are between and parallel to 9th and 10th. The problem is at the more northern alley, the one closer to 10th Street. There was a parking lot for the church there until the giant building was put up on Grant.
Alleyways have numerous deep potholes that can damage cars repeatedly having to drive through to access parking lots.
THE CHURCH AT 515 N GRANT STREET WAS CONVERTED INTO APARTMENTS. THERE WAS WORK DOWN IN THE PAVED, N-S ALLEY THAT RUNS FROM 10TH STREET TO 9TH STREET. MR. LEISZ THOUGHT IT WAS SOME TYPE OFUTILITY WORK. THE CONTRACTOR DID NOT REPAIR THE ALLEY VERY WELL. WHEN IT RAINS THE WATER NOW POOLS AT THE BACK OF THE CHURCH AND MR. LEISZ'S PROPERTY. LEISZ FEELS THAT THE WORK DONE IN THE ALLEY HAS CAUSED THIS PROBLEM.