Brian Higgins

Along willomore st side of property.

Behind Riz Mart.

Along the Willomore St. side of this corner house, the shrubbery and overhangs the sidewalk and the organic accumulation of leaves mixed with litter makes this impassable. People in wheelchairs live on Willomore and use the street because this property constantly blocks the sidewalk here - if not with waste, then with their garbage cans.

The owner of this vacant lot continues to stockpile trash and yard waste from his many properties on this vacant lot. He should be taking this material to White St and it should not be picked up via residential waste pickup.

GDOT should mark a crosswalk on both sides of the S. Elam and Spring Garden intersection. There are bus stops at both corners, a heavy pedestrian population due to proximity to UNCG and Walker/Elam business district. Sidewalks on both sides of S. Elam at this location and on both sides of Spring Garden. Crosswalks seem to be the missing link.

This tree is in Morris Farlow Park on Lexington Ave. Side and is covered in vines which will kill the tree eventually if not removed.

This residence has been reported multiple times before. They operate a landscaping business and bring back their material and deposit it curbside for residential pickup. This should be going to the White St. Landfill. See both the full truck and the bagged material at the curb.

vacant house. Shrub and tree vegetation is obscuring stop sign, encroaching on sidewalk. and grass is taller than 12"

Vacant and condemnex house. This material showed up a few weeks ago and has not been picked up

Vacant lot

Overgrown vacant lot

along N. Spring st side of Ireland House...Overgrowth attached to chain link fence is completely covering the sidewalk making it impassable.

Grass taller than 12"

The yard waste is piled high and keeps getting higher at this address. The owner of this property uses this parcel to dump yard waste and clippings from his rental properties rather than take it to White St. Landfill. Note: This is being done by his employees and as such should NOT be being picked up along with residential yard waste. This has been going on all summer.

The gutter is filled with branches, trash and other debris along this address (a vacant lot) and the backside of 1515 Lexington. (Same property owner per Guilford CO GIS). Blocks the gutter from conveying stormwater. (Poor quality picture, sorry.)

No tags, flight tired, with bed of truck piled high with trash.

Not sure how many times this address needs to be reported before it is shut down, but once again this owner is obviously working on cars and other small engines in a residentially-zoned district.

Junk piled up in plastic bags and loose adjacent to house and old TV in front yard.

Limo with flat tire on property...doesn't look like it moves.