Hired mechanics and car detailing staff working on cars in the driveway and on the side street. There were 3 trucks delivered for repair this week and parked in front of this house. Major car repair shop business going on for years and remains untouched by the city.
This is just an absolute cluster of problems. I feel afraid every time I have to drive there. There have been upwards of 7 new multi unit houses built there which has increased the density. Parking along the already extremely narrow street is erratic - often parked cars stick out enough that two cars cannot pass each other safely. Garbage cans from the new builds are left in the street making it even more congested. And now, there is a bus route including a bus stop right in the middle of it all. A bus and a car can’t use the road at the same time. This is all adjacent to a busy walking path coming up from campus near the student services building, where people are attempting to cross Jefferson into the Green Acres neighborhood without any crosswalk or signage for drivers to look out (and right next to a large tree that blocks being able to see them until they are in the street). There is a blind hill on Jefferson, right at the point where they are building yet another unit and often have the street further congested/blocked. There are multiple problems here and I have to hold my breath every day I use it. That poor bus driver. It is so many accidents waiting to happen. At the very least, it should be made to have parking on only one side to leave room for traffic. Thanks.
The people living here have 4 cars and now a Pontoon Boat which is parked on the street. Usually a total of five vehicles. One in the yard, the boat and two other vehicles parked on the street.
Trash and trash cans left on street overnight, 24 hrs after pick up. Trash should be in can, can return led to curb.
Airbnb trash cans still in the road blocking smooth flow of detour traffic from 5th St.
I’m writing to request a review of a traffic safety concern at the intersection of E Creeks Edge Drive and S Heirloom Drive. Vehicles currently park very close to the corner and stop sign along both approaches of Creeks Edge Drive, significantly obstructing sightlines. Drivers turning west onto Creeks Edge from Heirloom must pull into the intersection before they can adequately see approaching traffic, creating a potential collision risk. Could your department evaluate this intersection and determine whether parking restrictions near the corners, “No Parking” signs, or other measures could improve visibility and safety? If this intersection falls outside your jurisdiction, I would appreciate your directing me to the appropriate department. Thank you for your attention. Please let me know if photographs or additional information would be helpful.