VillageOwl

It essentially looks like someone backed a truck up and dumped everything out they own. Boxes of all kinds, just a big pile in the grass on the side of the road near the Bayou. Wasn't there yesterday.

There is a sewer cover that appears to have been blown off by the force of flood water and has left a hole exposed in the middle of the southbound access road to interstate 45 south just south of the intersection with N. Shepherd Dr. a.k.a. State Highway 261. It's in front of a business called secret cabaret. It's in the right lane. It'll break a wheel if somebody hits it.

West Montgomery and North Shepherd intersection

More mattresses, three on this pile, about a block up from the other one.

Mattress sitting at the curb.

In the intersection

And undesirable hackberry tree on the hike and bike trail is listing evermore dangerously over the path. It now requires that everyone bend over to crawl beneath it. It needs aggressive trimming or removal. Although the city ground maintenance and Publics Works crews are here frequently clearing ditches in mowing grass and doing waterline maintenance, nobody's been by to help us with this particular problem. The tree is on city right-of-way. You will find it between 22nd and 23rd on the east side of Nicholson Street in the Heights.

This resident at 617-619 W 17th St regularly leaves their trash barrels out at the curb many days after the pick up day. Trash gets picked up on Thursdays, it's Saturday, and they still have barrels out. There at home, I don't have anyway to ring the bell because navigate. Is there a way the city can educate them, cite them, remove their barrels, whatever.

School zone speed limit sign