LlamaCee

This "construction site" is so disgusting that people are now dumping their trash at the curb and on the land.

Can the city send a trash collection out to get it cleaned up? This is right by a school and it's horrible.

Open pit in neighborhood near Huntsville High. It is filled with trash, metal, and water several feet deep. Earthen walls make it impossible for any person/animal to climb out.

Trash strewn across the property with a full dumpster. Collapsed building with broken glass, exposed sharp debris, and unsafe conditions. Smashed trees left to rot.

Destroyed cement, metal sharp pieces, and open hole are at this construction site. Dangerous for pets/children to get into. Debris spreading onto sidewalks sometimes.

The YIELD sign is being blocked by overgrown bushes and grass. It is also pouring into the road, narrowing the road for drivers. Cars also cannot safely see pedestrians crossing.

Overgrown grass and debris in yard.

This house demolition is so poor and taking so long that people are now dumping furniture and garbage all over the lawn. Please do something before we have a landfill in our neighborhood. This house is a nuisance.

Large piles of branches, bamboo, leaves, and now garbage are piling up at this property. Can the city please come get the debris or force the owner to haul it off? No one lives here

Stacks of bamboo/limbs/leaves have not been picked up by the home owner or city. The house is abandoned and uninhabitable. The owner will NOT clean up the debris. The city has not collected it either. Can someone come clean it or force action on this eyesore?

Large branch has fallen off the tree in the front yard near the street. No one lives at the property.

Run down house is constantly in need of mowing/care. The owner is allowing things to get overgrown and filthy again. This is a constant issue with this property.

I reported this pole April 25. The crew came out to mark it and added some gravel to the base and I have not seen any repairs since. The pole is leaning over more now and the wire is dangerously even more low now. At the lowest point it is only 4 ft above the mailbox.

The right of way between Princeton and Sewanne has become so overgrown that the brush/trees are flowing over fences into the yards of multiple people. Recently, this has caused an uptick of raccoons and coyote sightings using the area as coverage and hunting grounds. Can the city come clear the alley and make it less wild?

Can we have a police car come at around 3:00 to patrol Marsheutz Ave for cars parking in front of the stop sign before school lets out? Cars have been idling in the middle of the road at the stop sign for about 15 minutes before school lets out and blocking traffic. They can easily circle the block if they wish and not block driveways and the road.

Extremely high grass has still not been mowed this Spring. This property has a history of not maintaining the house or lawn.

A power pole near houses is leaning over and some wires are drooping lower than normal. No wires are in contact with the ground, but they are a good bit lower than normal, only about 12-15 ft up above the ground in some areas.

ATT box connected to power poles is open or broken in half. Animals or kids can crawl inside.

Nuisance house has not realized it is spring and their vacant house has high grass and weeds. It would be nice if the city forced the owner to mow it more than a few times a year. It's an eyesore in the community and constantly flagged for grass/weeds, the falling-down and dangerous building, and refusal to make any decent repairs.

There has been a recent uptick in the amount of parents dropping of their kids or picking them in the mornings and late afternoon (5 PM) on Billie Watkins. They are parking on both sides (not just dropping off quickly) and making traffic having to go around into the wrong lanes to flow. Can we get a patrol car to monitor the area for a few days to issue tickets to the ones loitering for long times in the no parking areas?