It is so sad that the weather keeps un-doing all the wonderful work that the pothole crews are performing daily. For instance: On First, parallel to the Kroger loading dock, between Morton and College, there is a pothole again.
114 South College: Appears to be a City Light glass globe that has been placed next to the building. It is cracked, requesting that the City dispose of the globe. If it is not the City's, please advise: We will address
Let's see where do I begin...I live at Evolve and last night a room above me was partying, stomping their feet at 2AM-3AM and I woke up and piece of my ceiling cracked and found my dust on my blanket. I do not know how Evolve got this place up in a year. Their building needs to be inspected. I heard that construction workers were told to spray paint mold because of the rain the building accumulated over time during construction. That is unacceptable. This complex needs to be investigated. The only reason why I haven't moved out is because they would provide us with subpar living conditions that are not even good. My friend was given an option to stay at the Days Inn. Wow. a Days Inn? Compare that to what we pay at Evolve. This place is absolutely not up to code and I am confident you would find that something when you walk into the building. Please take this matter seriously otherwise myself and a group of my advocates will file a lawsuit against them because of opening this place up early and filled with issues. The list is endless. Thank you.
On Jordan, starting three blocks south of the intersection with E Third Street, there are several places in the road that are subsiding.
On 7th Street, west of Clark: pothole
I live at 601 N Walnut Street. The cross walks there (corner of 10th and Walnut) have pedestrian safety crossing buttons and speakers that beep. However, these beeps constantly (24 hours a day) not just when a button is pushed. I can hear it inside my apartment with the windows closed, in my bedroom with the door closed and a pillow over my head. I understand it is a safety feature, but is there a way to fix it so it only beeps when a pedestrian pushes the button to cross the street? Feel free to contact me on the phone if you have any questions: 201-615-2751. Thanks for your help! Christina Friberg
Follow up on #167661: I got this email "Sean Starowitz contacted Sean Starowitz I received your Ureport. Yes, we are waiting on the weather to warm up to finish the Traffic Boxes. This tends to be a learning curve for new artists and some were not able to get started (or did) before the weather turned. We have a few finished - 2nd and College and Kirkwood and Adams. The other four are in the works. " The box at 2nd and College is the one I asked about. It is NOT finished. One wide sign is painted; there is another wide side side and the two narrow sides left to prime and paint. All previous boxes have all 4 sides (and maybe the top) painted. This new box is bigger, but that's no reason to scale down. Thanks.
Traffic issue around tri north due( Tri north areas Dyer Blair and maple 14th st) to increase of students, and parent pick ups. Safety concerns. I have two videos showing concern 1 where it one way traffic due to parked cars on both sides of roads and I almost get hit. I have another showing a car parked by curb making it hard for buses to turn. If interested in video please contact keesha_sears@hotmail.com
The alley way running between 219 E 7th Street Pavilion Heights & the neighboring property, The Manor, has developed a large pot hole coming out onto 7th Street and deterioration is occurring as well. Starting to cause potential safety and damage issue for motorists of both properties.
Sidewalk hazard: Missing bricks, 300 E Kirkwood (2:50 pm, 3/4/2019)