There is a large amount of broken glass in the 7th Street bike lane (worse in the westbound direction, but also eastbound) in two spots. One is just east of the 7th / Walnut intersection (clear glass) and the other is between Walnut and College (green glass). I hope they can be cleaned up. Thanks!
The gravel driveway running between Fess & Henderson along 609 Henderson & 612 Fess Ave, large holes coming off of the parking lot in between the properties as well as for some reason some filled prior holes with asphalt but the rest is gravel
For some time now, light at Hillside and Henderson has been activating left turn arrow unnecessarily. Arrow from Hillside EB to turn onto Henderson NB activates whether or not a vehicle is there. This delays Hillside WB traffic and at times causes a bit of a backup in front of the school and bus stop.
Pothole where alley meets N Washington. Alley between Cottage Grove and 10th Street near 612 N Washington.
Stoplight stays green for northbound traffic and doesn't change to green for eadtbound traffic to exit smith st.
Stoplight and pedestrian signal where walkers (sidewalk) can cross New 37 to head toward Cascades Park. Pedestrian cross button and walkers signal in white light do not work.
Large pile of lumber (4x4 posts) has been sitting by the street (11th) for at least a year. Also, large vehicles are being parked there even though it is city property and clearly marked "No Parking" on the north side of the road.
Camera for northbound Henderson at Winslow needs to be adjusted upward. Observed female driver stopped 10' back from stop line and traffic signal went two cycles without turning green. As 20 cars backed up behind her, I pulled next to her and showed her that she needed to pull up a few feet. She then got a green light the next cycle.
South Walnut Street Pike was recently repaved, however stripping of centerline and sides of pavement has not been completed.
Tree roots are pushing up this sidewalk. It's significantly raised -- about a finger's length. Any chance to shave it down so that it's not as much of a hazard? The other side of the street has a similar problem, though to a lesser degree.