Ms. Wruble stopped by Pubic Works Department to voice her concerns regarding a line of sight problem exiting High Speed Tire Company. She was involved in an accident recently and she stated that she could not properly see oncoming traffic before she pulled out of the parking lot. She also stated that there is no sidewalk for pedestrian use and that cars park on both sides of Madison which also inhibits line of sight.
Ms. Miller volunteers @ 1st United Methodist church on Wednesday's to help feed the hungry. Due to church construction there is no longer a parking lot. She has a handicap tag for her car and walks w/ a cane (also elderly, needing to park as close as possible. Arriving to vounteer at 11:30, she always has trouble finding a space, especially a handicap space. She parked on yellow space between People's Bank & church alley where she recv'd the ticket. What can she do? She has appealed w/ CC
Dumpster is overflowing & litter blown through neighborhood . Please call w/info. when assigned.
Westbound vehicles on Dodds St. are driving through Indiana Auto's parking lot to turn southbound onto Walnut St. The owner is concerned that customers might be injured by one of these vehicles. The owner is also concerned by vehicles traveling too fast through the East-West alley south of this property and that someone might be injured and requested that the alley be closed.
Over grown grass and weeds at 524 and lot next door
Dog(small black) is allowed to run unrestrained. House next to this one (1203 1/2 N. Lincoln) has the same problem.
Kid City fees: She feels it is unfair to charge an extra fee for her children to attend the Kid City programs just because she does not live within the city limits. She feels discriminated against.
The Greyhound Bus Company would be using the Cab Co. as a drop off and pick-up area. They would be moving their business from S. Walnut Street to 217 W. 6th Street. McNeely would need the three spaces on the south side of 6th in front of his business as a loading zone for the bus to pull in. The busses would come off of Morton and be able to pull directly into this loading area for drop off/pick-up.
There are bags, as well as. lose trash on the property. This seems to be a constant problem. The trash problem has now attracted mice. The citizen has tried to talk to the people with out any results.
Mr. Barr is irate that there aren't a few parking spots reserved for citizens in the Farmers Market lot. He feels the City is treating the citizenry with disrespect by not reserving 5-6 of the Farmers Market spaces for citizens doing business in City Hall.