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8. Crest Dr. Problem: Numerous large tree limbs overhanging roadway are scratching the roofs of school busses. Bus drivers are not able /willing to identify the specific trees but are unhappy with City for not having all tree limbs in this area removed. This is.a good example of general area type complaints that can require large amounts of City time and expense to enforce due to the ambiguity of the problem. 9. Residence @ 126 E. 32nd Ave. Problem: Citizen complaint concerning tall grass in back yard required inspection from over the back fence. Property owner objected to this City practice as an invasion of her privacy. Property owner was somewhat pacified when she learned she could obtain the name of the complaintant and that the City was not simply "snooping over her fence ". This is a good example of the problems associated with developed property complaint inspection and the public relations difficulties involved with the enforcement of anonymous complaints. 10. Undeveloped lot on Craigmont Ave. Problem: Partially developed lot is impossible to mow with tractor due to rough terrain and the piles of debris and fallen trees. Abatement would require using hand labor. 11. Developed lot along Pine Canyon Dr. Problem: Developed residential lot has a large undeveloped area that appears to be undeveloped but is totally fenced in by chain link fence. Enforced abatement by tractor mowing is impossible, so hand labor would be required to climb fence to abate this nuisance. .Since this is a developed property, policy dictates that a complaint be filed before enforcement action is initiated. 12. Uneveloped lot on Shasta View Problem: Wooded lot covered with nuisance vegetation is impossible to mow with a tractor due to density of trees and numerous stumps. Enforced abatement would require using hand labor. 13. Hillside lots along North Shast Lo. Problem: Hillside lots unmowable by tractor, same problem as example # 5.