the alley is the home of wild animals, skunks are a problem. it still need cleared out

nothings been done, still don't have access through my back gate

over grown, trash and now ruts because utility trucks got suck

nothing less but another year overgrown

the city still hasn't cleaned out the alley and now with the on street snow bands home owers don't even have the ability to use the alley for accessing parking aqt the back of their property

I am not surprised that nothings been done to open the ally for over 2 years. calls to different city departments fall on deaf ears as have attempted calls to councilmen who never return my calls. to assist. the ally has become a dumping grounds for building material, tires and garbage....it needs cleaned out, graded and new gravel. The wild life roam our back yards with skunk and other critters like raccoons and coyotes running wild back there in the alley

still no access through the alley between Florida Ave. and Georga Ave. Our power line run down the length of this alley, without access to the power lines in the alley this will be a big problem fixing any issues with these lines. Its only been 6 years now since I first reported this but so far nothings being done. I am curious who reviews these NEARBY ISSUES?? ANYONE??

still no access through the alley

this is access to our power lines behind our houses on Florida Ave. Will be interesting if a tree or snow brings down a line or a transformer blows. but the alleys overgrown and used as s dump with big ruts since neighbors with 4x4s used it to play in the mud. I hope service isnt needed but keeping the alley open would allow service when it might be needed. SOMEONE PLEASE LOOK INTO THIS SITUATION AND STOP IGNORING IT

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