Lindie Heights Neighborhood Watch

Clean under the bridge. That area is disgusting and full of trash. All the exits are full of trash around there too.

I am requesting a no parking sign to be installed at the grass area in front of the stop sign at 67th Dr. and Osage St.

The townhome owners on 67th Dr. are having an issue where someone keeps parking right in front of the stop sign, which makes it difficult for cars to pull in/out at the same time...it was especially difficult to turn safely at that corner when the roads were icy in the winter. And it's nearly impossible to squeeze through when that truck parks there AND when the townhome owners at 1537 W 67th Drive park in front of their house or have visitors/workers who park in front of the house while the truck is parked directly across.

It looks like the general rule in the Denver Metro Area/Adams County is cars need to park at least 20ft away from a stop sign/crossing (and parked cars are not allowed to face the opposite direction of traffic like this truck) but it should be an easy fix because there is an open parking lot with plenty of spaces just to the south on 67th Ln. and Osage Ct. which is directly behind the building this truck belongs to.

More photos can be provided that show cars parked in front of the townhome and the truck parked there which makes it very difficult to pass through to get to the main roads and impossible for emergency or fire vehicles to service 67th Dr homes.

There is a business operating out of a private residence at 1620 W 74th Way, Westminster, CO 80221.

During a recent power outage multiple intersections along Pecos were completely dark. For the safety of the public, especially given two schools are accessed using this intersection, the light should have emergency power to allow it to flash red. Many people did not treat it as a four way stop.

This is a breeding area for mosquitoes, which increases heartworm risk for neighborhood dogs and possible illnesses for humans. I believe the condition of the loading dock constitutes blight.

THIS PROPERTY CONTINUES TO BE A NUISANCE TO THE 80221 NEIGHBORS
TRASH CONTINUES TO OVERGROW THEIR PROPERTY NOW OVERFLOWING INTO ALLEY
NOW OBSTRUCTING A PUBLIC ROADWAY AND A SAFETY ISSUE BLOCKING ANY TRAFFIC AS WELL AS RESUCE VEHICLES.
IF THIS PROPERTY IS NOT ADDRESSED WITHIN 7 DAYS COUNTY MANAGER AND DISTRICT COMMISSIONER WILL BE MADE AWARE OF NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES GROSS NEGLECT

Homeless camp is being created on empty lot across the street from Salvation Army ( I put Salvation Army address)
I let them know lot is private property but they refuse to leave

Abandoned homeless camp. Just east of Federal & Goodwill, north of train tracks. Next to new construction (Westminster Station )

This recreational trailer has been parked on a right-of-way street (on West 66th Ave. between Larsh Dr. & Avrum Dr.) for nearly everyday in the last 3 months.

Along my private fence line Good Will Industries business has set up shop and have a full semi trailer and stand alone structure. It has cones for the public to drop off donated goods and collects them right next to my house. Does GoodWill have a permit to operate a full trailer and business on that side of their parking lot that is walking steps from my house (and the rest of the housing neighborhood). As the property owner I have never received any information from the business showing that they are allowed to operate right along my fence line.

Intersection needs to start being salted during snowstorm. Cars slide through this intersection going all directions going west if you slide there is no where to go other than a parked vehicle. Would be helpful if no parking signs were placed on 68th near the stop sign where road narrows. When residents park on one or the other or both sides or have trash bins out turning westbound on 68th is dangerous there is not enough room for two cars if someone is making a turn you almost get head on. School buses do not have much room on either side when they use this road.