Cars parked in the bike lanes on Grand River from Kenford thru Lasher. Usually in front of businesses. Flyers have been distributed but no compliance seen

Mad Nice valet parking blocking bike lane on a daily basis. Making it unsafe for pedestrians and cyclists as the weather is getting nicer and more people are outside.

Exterior paint color does not appear to adhere HDC guidelines for Historic Atkinson

THE RESIDENTS AT THIS LISTED ADDRESS IS HAVING SMELLY COMPOSE AT THE VACANT LOTS ALONG TEMPLE STREET AND LOOKS LIKE A HOT MESS. PLUS THEY ALSO DUMP AT THE OTHER END OF THEIR STREET ON THE VACANT LOT NEXT TO THE SCHOOL VARIOUS TYPES OF DEBRIS FOR THEIR FARM AND GARDEN AREAS

Car parked in front lawn Multiple Courville cans Commercial tow truck blocking fire hydrant Another tow truck in the driveway

Front door replaced with white door. Since they didn't seek approval for the windows and the door color doesn't match any trim I thought it should be checked.

There have been several accidents, in some cases, hit and runs, occurring at the stretch of Second St & Selden/Alexandrine/Willis.

The area West of the Valero Gas Station at the NB Southfield Service Drive at Grand River is a continuous daily dumping ground. Blocking traffic is also an issue at this corner from pandhandlers and peoplr selling items at this busy area. The City needs to clean this area up and eliminate the source.

Consider this my "Improve Detroit" request for March, April, May. etc, ... because this issue will only get worse and more dangerous with warm weather coming if it is not stopped. Our community needs some postive resolution to this ongoing blight problem.

Vacant Property has extreme tall grass and weeds surrounding the front, driveway and rear property. Window panes are filthy from the outside. Debris in the windows. Smells coming from the home.

I discovered the spray paint on this business two weeks ago when I visited the neighboring Boston Market. The employees at Boston Market explained the spray paint has been on the building for over three months. As you can see from the pictures what has been spray painted on the building is politically charged.

After seeing this I reached out to the manager of the complex, Marcel Pearl, by phone and email. He responded and said the owners do not know how to remove the graffiti and do not have a date in mind as to when it will be removed. The presence of this spray paint defacing images of black people only strengths the present political divides in our country and community. I hope that a blight violation from the City will motivate the business to respect the community it is in and remove the spray paint immediately. As my communications have been unsuccessful.

Best,
JF