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HomeMy WebLinkAbout CE03040006INSPECTION HISTORY CITY OF CARMEL Page CASE NO : CE03040006 ADDRESS : 11517 LAKESHORE DR W OWNER : JUDITH A WOLF DATE : Jul 24, 2003 DESCRIP : Yard needs mowed, property has been going downhill DATE -------- TIME -------- ---------- TYPE INSP ---------- -------- 07/24/03 -------- 14:56:12 ---------- 99 CLOSE ---------- AMK 07/22/03 10:32:55 08 R AMK 07/11/03 14:52:20 04 CALL OW AMK 07/07/03 14:48:57 04 CALL OW AMK 07/03/03 14:47:08 04 CALL OW AMK 06/26/03 14:42:30 04 CALL OW AMK 06/25/03 10:31:03 04 CALL OW AMK 06/19/03 10:29:55 08 R AMK 06/19/03 10:26:02 77 COMMENT AMK 06/06/03 10:21:52 08 R AMK COMMENTS CASE CLOSED BY akeeling THE DAISY -LIKE PLANTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE SITE. CASE TO BE CLOSED. AK AK RECEIVED MESSAGE FROM OWNER (JUDY) STATING THAT AFTER CONSULTING AN EXPERT AT PURDUE FOR SPECIES DETERMINATION, THEY WILL REMOVE THE PLANTS. ROSEY LEARNER??? OF PURDUE HAS ADVISED THE PLANT TO BE A HORSEWEED. THE PLANTS WILL BE REMOVED BY THE BEGINNING OF THE WEEK. AK WILL VERIFY THIS IS DONE. AK AK SPOKE WITH JUDY TO CLARIFY THAT THE CITY BELIEVES THE SPECIES IS OXEYE DAISY AND NEEDS TO BE REMOVED BECAUSE OF ITS AGGRESSIVE GROWTH HABITS. JUDY REQUESTS SOME TIME TO RESEARCH THE SPECIES FOR HERSELF. JUDY WILL TOUCH BASE AGAIN IN 2 DAYS TO FINALIZE PLAN TO MOVE FORWARD. AK AK RECEIVED ADDITIONAL VOICE MAIL FROM OWNER (JUDY) WHO STATES THEY HAVE CONSULTED THE COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT & DETERMINED THAT THE PLANT IS NOT AN ENGLISH DAISY, SO THEY WILL NOT BE REMOVING THE PLANT AS DIRECTED BY CITY. AK AK RECEIVED VOICE MAIL FROM OWNER WHO WOULD LIKE TO TALK ABOUT SUBSTITUTE SPECIES. OWNERS ARE INTERESTED IN PLANTS THAT ARE GENERALLY TALLER IN HEIGHT. AK WILL CONSULT FORESTER FOR SUGGESTIONS & GET BACK IN CONTACT WITH OWNERS. AK AK LEFT A MESSAGE FOR THE OWNERS INDICATING A PROBLEM WITH THE DAISY PLANTS IN THE FRONT YARD. EXPLAINED THAT THIS IS NOT ABOUT THE GARDEN, BUT JUST THAT PARTICULAR SPECIES. ASKED THEY CALL AK ASAP TO DISCUSS SOLUTIONS. AK AK TOOK MORE PHOTOS OF THE SITE. SIDE AREAS APPEAR TO HAVE BEEN TRIMMED. AK TO SEEK DETERMINATION REGARDING THE DAISY PLANTS. AK AK CONSULTED WITH SCOTT BREWER AND DID SOME RESEARCH ON THE INTERNET. THE ENGLISH DAISY ON THE PROPERTY IS REALLY OXEYE DAISY, AND IS CONSIDERED IN MANY AREAS TO BE A WEED. BECAUSE OF ITS AGGRESSIVE SPREADING, IT IS THE CITY'S DETERMINATION THAT THESE PLANTS SHOULD BE REMOVED. AK WILL LET THE OWNERS KNOW. AK DROVE BY AGAIN ON THIS DATE. THE GRASS WAS NOT TRIMMED BETWEEN THE PLANTS ALONG THE SIDES. AK LEFT A MESSAGE INSPECTION HISTORY CITY OF CARMEL Page CASE NO : CE03040006 ADDRESS : 11517 LAKESHORE DR W OWNER : JUDITH A WOLF DATE : Jul 24, 2003 05/30/03 10:12:26 08 R AMR 05/15/03 13:34:52 08 R AMK 05/12/03 10:08:44 04 CALL OW AMK 05/07/03 13:38:55 77 COMMENT 05/07/03 13:37:44 07 GRASLTR 05/07/03 13:35:50 13 MK VIOL 05/05/03 13:33:14 02 I AMK 04/30/03 16:17:50 01 NEW ASKING THAT THEY PLEASE DO THIS. AK WILL KEEP IN TOUCH. AK AK MET WITH PAM ON THE PROPERTY TO TALK ABOUT THEIR PLAN. THERE WERE SEVERAL PLANTS IN THE FRONT YARD INCLUDING ENGLISH DAISY, PHLOX, BLACK-EYED SUSAN, IRIS, PEONY AND FORSYTHIA. THEY ARE TRYING TO ACHIEVE AN ENGLISH GARDEN FEEL. THEY KNOW THAT THIS IS NOT CONVENTIONAL, AND THAT SOME NEIGHBORS DO NOT UNDERSTAND. AK WALKED THE PROPERTY. THERE WERE LARGE THISTLE THAT HAD JUST BEEN SPRAYED. THERE WAS A MARSH/SWAMP AREA THAT HAS GROWN UP IN THE BACK YARD BY THE LAKE. IT IS TOO WET TO MOW OR TO STAND IN AND TRIM. AK OFFERED THE SUGGESTION THAT THE FIRST STEPS SHOULD BE TO REMOVE THE DEBRIS PILE IN THE SIDE YARD AND TO WORK ON THE FRONT YARD. SPECIFICALLY, THEY SHOULD TRIM BETWEEN THE PLANTS ALONG THE SIDES AND REMOVE SOME OF THE GRASS AMONG THE LARGE PLANTING ISLAND IN ORDER TO DEFINE THE PLANTS MORE. AK WILL CHECK PROGRESS IN ABOUT A WEEK. AK LAWN HAS BEEN MOWED EXCEPT FOR FRONT PLANTING ISLAND. AREA BETWEEN SIDEWALK AND STREET HAS BEEN TURNED INTO A RAISED FLOWER BED WITH MULCH. BOXES FULL OF HAND -PULLED WEEDS ARE VISIBLE IN FRONT PLANTING ISLAND. PHOTOS IN FILE. AK AK RECEIVED CALL FROM PAM (RESIDENT) THAT WEEDS HAVE BEEN PULLED FROM FRONT STRIP. THEY HAVE MANY NATIVE GRASSES, PHLOX, BLACK-EYED SUSAN IN THE FRONT YARD AND ARE TRYING TO MAKE A PART OF IT LOOK NATURAL. AK WILL WORK WITH OWNERS TO BRING PROPERTY INTO COMPLIANCE. AK AK SPOKE WITH JUDY WOLF, PROPERTY OWNER, ON THIS DATE. WOLF STATES THAT THE YARD WAS MOWED ON 5/5/03, BUT SHE DOES STILL HAVE SOME WEEDS AMONG HER FLOWERS. SHE IS ALSO CONCERNED THAT HERBICIDE TO KILL DANDELIONS WILL ALSO KILL SOME OF THE FLOWERS AND BULBS SHE HAS SPREAD THROUGH HER YARD. SHE WILL WORK ON HAND PULLING HER WEEDS THAT ARE AMONG FLOWERS. AK WILL RECHECK THE PROPERTY. AK CT SENT GRASS LETTER ON 5/5/03. COPY IN FILE. AK MAKEVIO RECORDED akeeling TALL GRASS AND WEEDS OBSERVED. AK WILL HAVE GRASS LETTER SENT. AK COMPLAINT RECORDED BY ctingley DATE ------- TIME ------ NOTES ------------------------------------- OPERATOR 2003-05-08 10:37:24 certified ltr sent 3/5/03 ctingley CASE NO : CE03040006 ADDRESS : 11517 LAKESHORE DR W OWNER : JUDITH A WOLF DATE : Jul 24, 2003 2003-05-09 11:39:19 5-08-03 Peggy Roche reported compost pile in the front yard. 2003-05-09 12:10:28 Al Archambault reported dandelions growing in flower bed that is in the curb lawn. Also has wire fencing around the flowers in the curb lawn. WeedAlert.com Weed Listing (Oxeye Daisy) Page 1 of 2 weedaleg" ` i'"'" d LbutI' '� h"IyyJ ! k�J��� aYasJ 1�ilra� 9Y1�J JaiU'h Fall '5'IyyJ W;sv �snly.y rye l ;+ly y r't uJ -Uylysy a, Lluan;i �4yyJ:llu s �Yt3J:1{9r?a r15yJ.liira �S University Links Select a Weed to View control Options Germination Dates o r y (See also English Daisy) Oxeye daisy is a perennial weed. The stem: erect and can range in height from 10 - 24 i Oxeye daisy initially forms a rosette. The be are hairless, lobed or toothed on the margin stems form, the leaves form alternately and in size higher up on the stem. Oxeye daisy spreads by both seed and by Ir rhizomes. It forms in clumps or patches. Th, fibrous along with the short rhizomes. White flowers are produced from June through The flowers from in a composite shape with white ray flowers surrounding yellow dis The upper stems usually die back over the winter, but basal leaves may remain gree climates. Oxeye daisy is found throughout North America, being most prevalent in the upper h Integrated Pest Management Control Recommendations: Cultural Practices: Oxeye daisy is found in meadows, pastures, roadsides, nursery crops and waste are daisy does best in low fertility soils, but can tolerate a wide range. Mowing prevents I formation of the stems, but cultivation will be needed to remove the basal rosette. Herbicide Use: Make your postemergent herbicide application to Oxeye daisy that is actively growin rosette to flower stage of growth. University Links I Gordon's Recommendations I Germination Dates VOW-2001 PBUGordon Corporation http://www.weedalert.com/weed_pages/wa_oxeye_daisy.htm 6/19/2003 WeedAlert.com Weed Listing (English Daisy) Page 1 of 2 com ,�.„miw 7y��JJ� 'iJa�J �irl} 4Ps!j-j b-ibqweedaler Full y�J 973J Y/ajJ io!lyiy yuJ �n1Lsy Lh�Ju� r'la�J :ll�r s ud sllvris J alt- nz- rS University Links This wood Is currently a Weed Alert inthef Select a Weed to View Control Options bons: Germination Dates Weslem Northeastem �J (See also Oxeye Daisy) English daisy is a perennial whose leaves f( basal tuft or rosette. English daisy has a prc spreading growing habit. The leaf texture ve may be smooth or hairy. Leaves are narrow base and slightly lobed. The English daisy flower is typical of daisies white petals and yellow centers, although fl( sometimes a pink or rose color. Plants have 3 - 4 inch flower stalks. The flower stalk: generally longer than the leaves; stems are smooth and leafless and support a Singh English daisy reproduces by seed. English daisy is a serious problem in the northwest United States, but is found also ii northeastern states and southward. Integrated Pest Management Control Recommendations: Cultural Practices: English daisy may be mechanically removed from lawns. Rosettes should be dug up is loose; care must be taken to remove the taproot which can be extensive. A diggin( is designed to penetrate deep with minimum damage to surrounding turfgrass plants desirable. Good insect and disease control and a sound fertility program will help to prevent the spaces that allow English daisy seeds to take hold. Herbicide Use: Make your postemergent herbicide application to English daisy that is actively growir the seedling to flower stage of growth. University Links I Gordon's Recommendations I Germination Dates http://www.weedalert.conVweed_pages/wa_english_daisy.htm 6/ 19/2003 Oxeye Daisy Page 1 of 4 INDEX IDENTIFICATION BIA SUPERVISORS Tall Buttercup Common Crupina HIGHWAYS Dyer's Woad OFFICERS Join MWCA MWCA NEWS HERBICIDES OFFICERS Russian Knapweed Yellow Starthistle Leafy Spurge St John's Wort -OMMERICAL FIRM'. in western rangelands . Oxey statewide noxious weed list. this plant so it can be properly Identification and Biology Oxeye Dais, (Chrysanthemun leucanthemum) by Jane M. Krueger and Roger L Although a beautiful flower long. by Gardeners, song writers and oxeye daisy (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum) is an invasive w( which is becoming an increasing e daisy has recently been added to the Montan Montanans must understand the biology and ei managed in this state as it continues to sprea Oxeye daisy is a perennial member of the Asteraceae family, the same famil sunflower. Oxeye daisy looks like the typical daisy. Flower heads are borne individually onthe tops of long, slender stems. Flowers are 1.5 to 2 inches ai ith yellow centers, and 20 to 30 white petals radiating from the center. The are slightly notched at the tip. Stems grow 1 to 3 feet tall and are smooth, fn grooved and sometimes branch near the top. Leaves progressively decreas upward on the stem. Basal and lower leaves are lance shaped with "toothec margins and petioles that may be as long as the leaves. The upper leaves a alternately arranged, narrow and often clasp the stem. Seeds are brown to t color, 1/ 16of an inch long and have 8 to 10 white ridges down the side. The has branched rhizomes and strong adventitious roots. Scentless chamomile Shasta daisy look very similar to oxeye.daisy. However, chamomile is an an plant with smaller flowers and much more finely dissected leaves. Shasta d< usually grows 6 to 12 inches taller than oxeye daisy and has larger flower he Oxeye daisy flowers in June through August. The plant is a prolific seed pro single, healthy, robust plant produces up to 26,000 seeds. Reproduction occ primarily through seed dispersal and germination, although spreading root st contribute to its propagation. Seeds may be viable ten days after the flower blossoms and are dispersed close to the parent plant. Germination occurs throughout the growing season, but most new seedling emerge in spring. SE do not germinate in the sprinc, may remain viable for many years. One stud 82 percent of seeds were viable after 6 years and 1 percent were still viable years. http://www.mtweed.org/Identification/oxeye_daisy/oxeye_daisy.html 6/19/2003 Oxeye Daisy Page 2 of 4 History and Distribution Oxeye daisy was introduced to the United States from Europe as it contamir seed and as an ornamental. It quickly escaped cultivation and has since be( common weed. Common names include white daisy, field daisy, marguerite poorland flower and moon -penny. Besides being planted for its beauty, oxeye daisy was cultivated for home re to cure whooping cough, asthma and other coughs. A tea made from its lea, sometimes used as an antispasmodic. Today many people enjoy the young of oxeye daisy in salads. Oxeye daisy is widely distributed across the Britisl- and in Europe. It is found in most states, but is less common in the southerr States. It is common in the northeast and the Great Plains and is the most p roadside weed in the Pacific Northwest. In the western states, it is considere noxious Washington, Wyoming, and Montana. In Montana, Lewis and Clark County was the first to report oxeye daisy in the 1890. Since then, the number of counties reporting oxeye daisy has increas continues to increase. Oxeye daisy prefers upland pastures and meadows, but also grows along ro abandoned croplands and waste areas in western and south-central Montan spread in pastures is exacerbated because most large herbivores avoid it ar instead on grasses. The ungrazed oxeye daisy is then free to propagate wh grasses are held in check by grazing Impacts The greatest impact of oxeye daisy is on forage production of infested pastui meadows. Cattle avoid oxeye daisy and therefore any pasture infested with stands of oxeye daisy will decrease forage available for grazing. Dense star oxeye daisy can decrease plant diversity and increase the amount of bare s< area. The full extent of ecological, environmental, economical and sociologic impacts from oxeye daisy are not well documented. Management Because oxeye daisy is such a .showy, pretty plant, proper management is r neglected. It is often ingredient in wildflower seed mixes so consumers shop the label carefully to be sure oxeye daisy is not present. In addition, landowi often avoid mowing the plant because it looks so pretty in their lawn in their c Therefore, education and awareness are critical for adequate management. Mechanical Oxeye daisy should be mowed as soon as flowers appear to reduce seed production. Mowing may have to be repeated during a long growing season because mowing may stimulate shoot production and subsequent flowering. systems are shallow and the plant can be duo, up and removed. Be sure to the entire root system, though, as remaining roots may produce new shoots. http://www.mtweed.org/Identification/oxeye_daisy/oxeye_daisy.html 6/19/2003 Oxeye Daisy Page 3 of 4 removal will have to be continued for several years because seeds may rem viable in the soil for a long time. Chemical Oxeye daisy is slightly tolerant to 2,4-D unless applied at very high rates (5 pounds/acre). In southwestern Montana, 1.5 pints/active picloram plus 1 qui 2,4-D gave 100 percent control for two years on one site. However, researcl not recommend this treatment for long term control. Transline is also labelec on oxeye daisy. Transline should be applied at one third to one pint/ acre wl plants are young and actively growing. Because oxeye daisy is not a superior competitor for nutrients, some researc believe fertilizer applied in combination with herbicide will enhance grass yie header oxeye daisy performance. In a mountain meadow in eastern Washin fertilizer applied at eighty pounds per acre (with no herbicide) was the most ( effective chemical treatment of oxeye daisy. Forage production increased b, Percent when a high level of nitrogen fertilizer was applied. Biological control No biological controls have been discovered for oxeye daisy. Grazing Proper grazing management will help prevent oxeye daisy from infesting you In the British Isles, oxeye daisy is not found in pastures that are lightly graze Oxeye daisy abundance is related to the cutting or grazing of associated plat Timing, frequency and intensity of grazing, all have implications on how easi land is invaded by oxeye daisy. An adequate canopy of grass needs to be maintained to shade oxeye daisy and prevent it from becoming well establisl Where oxeye daisy is already a member of the plant community, it will increa continuous cattle grazing. However, oxeye daisy density may be reduced b) intensive cattle grazing. Intensive grazing forces cows to graze oxeye daisy will reduce seed production. Cattle under intensive grazing, also trample oxf daisy and reduce growth and vegetative reproduction. In a Montana State U study, researchers found the number of oxeye daisy seeds in the soil and de oxeye daisy seedlings were lower in heavily grazed plots compared with ung plots. Horses, sheep and goats will readily graze oxeye daisy. If you wish to emplc grazing to consume weeds on your land, sheep and goats have the most pol reduce oxeye daisy's presence in plant communities. Conclusion Oxeye daisy has become an aggressive invader of pastures, meadows and roadsides throughout the United States. In western pastures and in meadow form dense stands which choke out other vegetation ind decrease forage http://www.mtweed.org/Identification/oxeye_daisy/oxeye_daisy.html 6/19/2003 Oxeye Daisy Page 4 of 4 production. Because of tile plant's beauty and showiness, conscientious management by many landowners has been neglected. Persistent mowing, chemical applications and grazing„ can be effective methods to control oxey Integrating various techniques will give the best success of control. This information is for educational purposes only. Reference tocomme products or trade namesdoes not imply discriminationor endorsement. http://www.mtweed.org/Identification/oxeye_daisy/oxeye_daisy.html 6/19/2003 WeedAlert.com Weed Listing (Oxeye Daisy) Page 1 of 2 r'�11l� � weedahert om 'lYeiJ Ala-uJ ! hAulp h7qJ Ja l3iy Mi!0 ! L7 ,}� 5'1jsJ :s.lyi/ 4Y1�J Lbillip h'1J V!;ihAY �J Pill �J >, 'L IAs) T'j!1j-j f13 'JIgEid :11Jfi3 J9�-q A-6nq !i University Links Select a weed to View �] Control Options Germination Dates (See also English Daisy) Oxeye daisy is a perennial weed. The stem: erect and can range in height from 10 - 24 ii Oxeye daisy initially forms a rosette. The be are hairless, lobed or toothed on the margin stems form, the leaves form alternately and in size higher up on the stem. Oxeye daisy spreads by both seed and by rhizomes. It forms in clumps or patches. Th, fibrous along with the short rhizomes. White flowers are produced from June througt The flowers from in a composite shape with white ray flowers surrounding yellow dis The upper stems usually die back over the winter, but basal leaves may remain gree climates. Oxeye daisy is found throughout North America, being most prevalent in the upper h Integrated Pest Management Control Recommendations: Cultural Practices: Oxeye daisy is found in meadows, pastures, roadsides, nursery crops and waste are daisy does best in low fertility soils, but can tolerate a wide range. Mowing prevents 1 formation of the stems, but cultivation will be needed to remove the basal rosette. Herbicide Use: Make your postemergent herbicide application to Oxeye daisy that is actively growin rosette to flower stage of growth. University Links I Gordon's Recommendations I Germination Dates 02000.2001 PBIIGordon Corporation http://www.weedalert.com/weed_pages/wa_Oxeye_daisy.htm 6/9/2003 Identifying Noxious Weeds of Ohio, Bulletin 866-98, Oxeye Daisy Page 1 of 2 ohloline.ag.ohio-state.edu -- your Link to Information. News, and Education I !I - °� E B u l l e t i n Extension! \m14,) Identifying Noxious Weeds of Ohio Bulletin 866-98 Oxeye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare - formerly classified as Chrysanthemum leucanthemum var. pinnatifidum) Habitat: meadows, roadsides, old pastures and areas low in fertility Life cycle: perennial; spreads by rhizomes and seeds Growth Habit: erect, 1-3 feet high Leaves: 1-3 inches long; alternate, dark green, simple, lobed - especially the larger basal leaves. Basal leaves have large petioles. Stem: smooth; may or may not be branched Inflorescence: June - August. Typical daisy -like flowers with white outer petals and yellow centers which are depressed in the center. Flowers are 1-2 inches in diameter and solitary on the stem. Root: rapidly spreading root system Similar plants: Oxeye daisy may resemble some species of asters. However, asters typically have unlobed leaves. Fleabanes have similar flowers that are much smaller than oxeye daisy and occur in clusters. The problem is.... oxeye daisy can establish itself quickly in uncultivated areas. Its early blooming habit and rapid seed maturation allow it to become established early in the season. Seeds may mature even if flower stalks are mowed or cut down. Oxeye daisy is often included in wildflower seed mixtures. Avoid these mixtures; this aggressive weed will quickly out -compete more desirable wildflower species. http://ohioline.osu.edu/b866/b866_4.htm1 6/19/2003 Identifying Noxious Weeds of Ohio, Bulletin 866-98, Oxeye Daisy Page 2 of 2 Oxeye daisy was introduced from Europe. It has an attractive flower and is sometimes recommended for meadow plantings in other states. I Back I Forward I Table of Contents http://ohioline.osu.edu/b866/b866_4.htm1 6/19/2003 INSPECTION HISTORY CITY OF CARMEL Page 1 CASE NO : CE03040006 ADDRESS : 11517 LAKESHORE DR W OWNER : JUDITH A WOLF DATE : Jun 26, 2003 DESCRIP : Yard needs mowed, property has been going downhill DATE TIME TYPE INSP ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ 07/08/03 10:32:55 08 R AMK 06/25/03 10:31:03 04 CALL OW AMK 06/19/03 10:29:55 08 R AMK 06/19/03 10:26:02 77 COMMENT AMK 06/06/03 10:21:52 08 R AMK 05/30/03 10:12:26 08 R AMK 05/15/03 13:34:52 08 R AMK COMMENTS AK LEFT A MESSAGE FOR THE OWNERS INDICATING A PROBLEM WITH THE DAISY PLANTS IN THE FRONT YARD. EXPLAINED THAT THIS IS NOT ABOUT THE GARDEN, BUT JUST THAT PARTICULAR SPECIES. ASKED THEY CALL AK ASAP TO DISCUSS SOLUTIONS. AK AK TOOK MORE PHOTOS OF THE SITE. SIDE AREAS APPEAR TO HAVE BEEN TRIMMED. AK TO SEEK DETERMINATION REGARDING THE DAISY PLANTS. AK AK CONSULTED WITH SCOTT BREWER AND DID SOME RESEARCH ON THE INTERNET. THE ENGLISH DAISY ON THE PROPERTY IS REALLY OXEYE DAISY, AND IS CONSIDERED IN MANY AREAS TO BE A WEED. BECAUSE OF ITS AGGRESSIVE SPREADING, IT IS THE CITY'S DETERMINATION THAT THESE PLANTS SHOULD BE REMOVED. AK WILL LET THE OWNERS KNOW. AK DROVE BY AGAIN ON THIS DATE. THE GRASS WAS NOT TRIMMED BETWEEN THE PLANTS ALONG THE SIDES. AK LEFT A MESSAGE ASKING THAT THEY PLEASE DO THIS. AK WILL KEEP IN TOUCH. AK AK MET WITH PAM ON THE PROPERTY TO TALK ABOUT THEIR PLAN. THERE WERE SEVERAL PLANTS IN THE FRONT YARD INCLUDING ENGLISH DAISY, PHLOX, BLACK-EYED SUSAN, IRIS, PEONY AND FORSYTHIA. THEY ARE TRYING TO ACHIEVE AN ENGLISH GARDEN FEEL. THEY KNOW THAT THIS IS NOT CONVENTIONAL, AND THAT SOME NEIGHBORS DO NOT UNDERSTAND. AK WALKED THE PROPERTY. THERE WERE LARGE THISTLE THAT HAD JUST BEEN SPRAYED. THERE WAS A MARSH/SWAMP AREA THAT HAS GROWN UP IN THE BACK YARD BY THE LAKE. IT IS TOO WET TO MOW OR TO STAND IN AND TRIM. AK OFFERED THE SUGGESTION THAT THE FIRST STEPS SHOULD BE TO REMOVE THE DEBRIS PILE IN THE SIDE YARD AND TO WORK ON THE FRONT YARD. SPECIFICALLY, THEY SHOULD TRIM BETWEEN THE PLANTS ALONG THE SIDES AND REMOVE SOME OF THE GRASS AMONG THE LARGE PLANTING ISLAND IN ORDER TO DEFINE THE PLANTS MORE. AK WILL CHECK PROGRESS IN ABOUT A WEEK. AK LAWN HAS BEEN MOWED EXCEPT FOR FRONT PLANTING ISLAND. AREA BETWEEN SIDEWALK AND STREET HAS BEEN TURNED INTO A RAISED FLOWER BED WITH MULCH. BOXES FULL OF HAND -PULLED WEEDS ARE VISIBLE IN FRONT PLANTING ISLAND. PHOTOS IN FILE. AK INSPECTION HISTORY CITY OF CARMEL Page CASE NO : CE03040006 ADDRESS : 11517 LAKESHORE DR W OWNER : JUDITH A WOLF DATE : Jun 26, 2003 05/12/03 10:08:44 04 CALL OW AMK 05/07/03 13:38:55 77 COMMENT 05/07/03 13:37:44 07 GRASLTR 05/07/03 13:35:50 13 MK VIOL 05/05/03 13:33:14 02 I AMK 04/30/03 16:17:50 01 NEW AK RECEIVED CALL FROM PAM (RESIDENT) THAT WEEDS HAVE BEEN PULLED FROM FRONT STRIP. THEY HAVE MANY NATIVE GRASSES, PHLOX, BLACK-EYED SUSAN IN THE FRONT YARD AND ARE TRYING TO MAKE A PART OF IT LOOK NATURAL. AK WILL WORK WITH OWNERS TO BRING PROPERTY INTO COMPLIANCE. AK AK SPOKE WITH JUDY WOLF, PROPERTY OWNER, ON THIS DATE. WOLF STATES THAT THE YARD WAS MOWED ON 5/5/03, BUT SHE DOES STILL HAVE SOME WEEDS AMONG HER FLOWERS. SHE IS ALSO CONCERNED THAT HERBICIDE TO KILL DANDELIONS WILL ALSO KILL SOME OF THE FLOWERS AND BULBS SHE HAS SPREAD THROUGH HER YARD. SHE WILL WORK ON HAND PULLING HER WEEDS THAT ARE AMONG FLOWERS. AK WILL RECHECK THE PROPERTY. AK CT SENT GRASS LETTER ON 5/5/03. COPY IN FILE. AK MAKEVIO RECORDED akeeling TALL GRASS AND WEEDS OBSERVED. AK WILL HAVE GRASS LETTER SENT. 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AK MAKEVIO RECORDED akeeling TALL GRASS AND WEEDS OBSERVED. AK WILL HAVE GRASS LETTER SENT. AK COMPLAINT RECORDED BY ctingley Cky ®f Carmel DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES CERTIFIED LETTER Via Return Receipt and 7000 0520 0017 8138 8255 Certified mail C # CE03040006 DATE: May 5, 2003 TO: Judith A. Wolf 11517 Lakeshore Drive West Carmel, IN 46033 RE: Violation Notice Located at 11517 Lakeshore Drive West, Carmel, Hamilton County, Indiana This letter constitutes a Violation Notice pursuant to City of Carmel Ordinance No. D- 1557-02 (copy enclosed) and Indiana Code Section 36-1-3-6 (b) (1). This inspection has revealed tall grass, weeds, debris and/or rank vegetation. Please be advised, if the above referenced violation is not corrected within seven (7) days from the date of this letter, this matter will be brought into compliance by the City of Carmel. You, as the property owner(s) will be liable and billed for the cost of correcting the violation and all administrative costs. If this property has already been mowed, please disregard this notice. Sincerely, Jeff Kendall Building Commissioner Department of Community Services Enclosure cc: Adrienne Keeling ONE CIVIC SQUARE CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/571-2417 No Text No Text Keeling, Adrienne M From: Tingley, Connie S Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2003 4:22 PM To: Keeling, Adrienne M Cc: Hohlt, William G; Blanchard, Jim E; Kendall, Jeff A; Hollibaugh, Mike P Subject: complaint INSPECTION HISTORY CITY OF CARMEL Page 1 CASE NO : CE03040006 ADDRESS : 11517 LAKESHORE DR W OWNER : JUDITH A WOLF DATE : Apr 30, 2003 DESCRIP : Yard needs mowed, property has been going downhill DATE TIME TYPE INSP COMMENTS -------- -------- ---------- ---------- ---------------------------------------- 04/30/03 16:17:50 01 NEW COMPLAINT RECORDED BY ctingley 1 Hamilton Co., IN - Online Reports Page 1 of 1 Current Parcel Information Select A Different Report New Se reMb fQ CMrre_nt Report Disclaimer: The information available through this program is current as of January 2003. This information has been derived from public rr that are constantly undergoing change and is not warranted for content or accuracy. It may not reflect the current information pertaining to this property. Parcel No: 16-14-05-01-02-002,000 Property Address: 11517 Lakeshore Dr W Carmel, IN 46033 Deeded Owner: Wolf, Judith A Owner Address: 11517 Lakeshore Dr W CARMEL , IN46033 Last Changed: 9/10/01 10:24:01 AM Legal Description: WOODLAND SPRINGS 106.0 X 234.0 IRR A 12/12/77 301-358 7/6/81 326-899 3/9/98 FR MAHORNEY 9811445 3/9/98 FR MAHORNEY 9811446 Section/Township/Range:05/17/04 Subdivision Name: WOODLAND SPRINGS Block: 1 Plat: 642 Deeded Acres:0 Political Township: LLAG Lot Number(s): Instrument Number: This application is developed and maintained by the Information System Services Department. If you have any questions or comments, please contact the Webmaster. ® 2002 Hamilton Co. Contact Us I Conditions_ of Use I Site Map I Help i HOME http://www.co.hamilton.in.uslapp/reportslrptparcelinfo.asp?parcelno=1614050102O02000 5/5/2003 ICODE ENFORCEMENT INSPECTION WORK LOG - ONE PER PAGE DETAIL FORMAT PAGE-001 PRINTED ON 05/28/03 CASE NUMBR: CODE ENF TYPE: PARCEL ID: LOT: OWNER: INSPECTION TYPE INSPECTION AREA DESCRIPTION: SCHED DATE: CONTACT INFO: INSPECTOR: INSTRUCTIONS: COMMENTS: IRESULTS: PASS NOTES: CE03040006 11517 LAKESHORE DR W CARMEL CALL 1614050102002000 1 BLOCK: 05 JUDITH A WOLF 11517 LAKESHORE DR W 08 R REINSPECTION C Yard needs mowed, property has been going downhill 05/12/03 AMK KEELING, ADRIENNE M. ryAr. PRIOR INSPECTION RESULTS: 01 NEW CASE CREATED 02 I INITIAL INSPECTION 07 GRASLTRGRASS LETTER 08 R REINSPECTION 13 MK VIOLMADE VIOLATION 77 COMMENTCASE COMMENTS CANCEL 04/30/03 05/05/03 05/07/03 05/12/03 05/07/03 05/07/03 RE -FEE F FAIL CODE: