On the south side of Winslow, between Walnut Pike and the Mexican restaurant there are tree limbs blocking the use of the sidewalk. The evergreen trees are the worst of the problem. I have to crouch down very low to avoid hitting my head on the branches.
Someone needs to fix this before the street collapses. The utilities company says there’s a stream under ground that is bubbling to the surface. Additional background: there was a water main break about 6-10 feet from this location about 6 months ago and there was no indication there was a river running underground.
Wylie St./Rogers St. green marker signs are faded, peeling and hard to read.
There is a stop sign here at the corner of West Southern Ave and South College Ave..that you can NOT see. This bush blocks the view and we have had some near misses. It really needs removed or trimmed back.
There is a large pothole in the bike lane on Walnut St northbound at the intersection with Glendora.
There is gravel on East Allen Street especially at the intersections of Palmer, Dunn and Grant. It's on those cross streets and extends into Allen. Allen is a designated bicycle boulevard and avoiding this gravel forces bicyclists to ride toward the middle of the street.
Complaints from businesses in the area of 7th/Walnut that the dismount sign is only visible for those traveling south on Walnut and that the sign currently there is much too high for anyone to see. Request an additional sign much lower visible to those going north on Walnut (west side of the road).
In front of 205 S. Walnut Street the sidewalk has settled and it has created a large step that several pedestrians have tripped and fell over
I own property at the lower end of Brooks Drive (1305). The section between where the cutout for my neighbor's drive and my property is covered by an easement I granted several years ago to the city. That section of pavement is badly in need of new blacktop as is the driveway on my property. I need to get some guidance about what I can do--and any help the city might provide. Jim Barnes (8112-856-2188)
gutters and sidewalks throughout the downtown are being overgrown with weeds