The intersection of South Walnut Street and East Miller drive has a traffic light with non-functional sensors. It used to transition to a flashing yellow at a scheduled time. It currently cycles without any traffic at the intersection.
Our whole house seems to have suddenly lost water pressure, almost completely.
Why are there not pictures of all the adoptable dogs?
Coming back to case #166781. What did the inspector find out? There are still vehicles on the grass, one does not even have a license plate. There are bags with garbage (or something) in front of the garage door and multiple tires stacked up in the yard. It still looks like a junk yard. I am talking about the house on the right side of 500 Eastside Drive, adjacent to the Hunter foot path.
The parking area/curb near the sidewalk in the 1418/1416 S Palmer Avenue area is completely washed out, making it difficult to park.
Potholes across entire eastbound lane
Juanita‘s restaurant has recently installed two of these LED security lights illuminating their parking lots. They produce at least 20,000 lm each. I live a block away, And I can literally read a newspaper from the light that comes through my window. I believe the luminosity of these lights is in violation of city code for lumens per acre.
This intersection has long been dangerous, but the improvements lately have been GREAT and much improved safety. However, when the crossing sign was installed on this corner, the road was never filled back in. We're only into December, and this pothole is like a crater when riding a bike. Because it is right in-front of the crossing sign, one must go into the pothole in order to activate the button, and then it takes much longer to get out of the pothole and enter the intersection. It's taken me long enough at least two times that vehicles which had slowed to allow me to pass actually started progressing into the intersection again because I couldn't navigate out of the pothole quickly enough. This totally null-and-voids the enter purpose of the signal enough that I've temporarily stopped using it in daylight hours. Even just a temporary fill or cover would be helpful until it can be repaved/sealed. (at the northeast corner of intersection of Rogers and W 4th Street, specifically on Rogers.)
There are construction materials and waste strewn in the yard can be clearly seein from alley
Giant pothole at 505 w 16th street