I am working to get the glass replaced and the garbage removed. Thanks, Gail Carlson, Public Works

There haven't been papers in them in years. It should be considered debris.

Fred, what do you thing about this problem?

Marvin, what is your suggestion?

Holy Smokes, is this a real photo? Mr. Gerstle, thank you for reporting this.

Gail, if you are getting the glass replaced, please also consider tying to have them painted. These are unbelievable. Also, thank you for all of the time and effort that you had to put into getting the glass replaced, and possibly to have them painted.

The racks are in worse shape than the photo shows. They are badly dented with sharp rusted edges. They are abandoned. I walk by here twice a day. There haven't been papers in any of them in years. They do not need to be repaired; they need to be removed. Unless we consider them public art representing the end of modern journalism, they serve no useful purpose.

Public Works is working with the City Attorney's Office to have these removed. Sincerely, Gail Carlson, Public Works

Status? There are also other abandoned racks in the area in equally bad shape. The one pictured here is now filled with rotting trash. When walks by it every day, it is hard to forget.

Please have the relevant manager explain on Seeclickfix why these abided boxes have to been removed.

Status?

When are these racks going to be removed? There hasn't been a paper in them in years. How many years has the City Attorney been working on this and how much money has that cost taxpayers without result?

Why isn't this taken care of? West end does not need blight.