The city utility workers are redirecting cars heading north on Rogers onto south Madison street making it impossible to get home without taking side roads covered in ice. If the city continues to do this can they at least alert the residence or supply a better alternate route?
An anonymous caller left a msg. on voice mail at Utilities Dept. that the owners of the large brick house at the entrance to Sherwood Oaks built a pond and that the drainage was causing ice and hazardous driving on Allendale.
Historic street lights on Hawthorne are rusting out and in bad need of repainting.
Citizen stated bike routes signs along Graywell Drive in Gentry Estates obscured by trees.
Stop sign has been knocked down at the Southwest corner
Hello, I am wondering if there is anything the city can do to slow traffic heading west on Rogers toward High Street. There are pedestrian crossing signs and a flashing yellow light near the traffic circle at High Street, but this doesn't stop drivers from flying down the hill at dangerous speeds, and it's difficult for them to see people waiting to cross near the traffic circle. At least there is a crossing guard here in the morning and the afternoon during the school months. My major concern is that many drivers don't stop or even slow down for the pedestrian crossing at Rogers/The Stands Dr., and many people travel at 40+ mph here. My kids (and many others) walk and bike here all the time and I constantly worry about them because of the speeds at which people drive. Speed humps or rumble strips might help here. I would really appreciate it if the city would investigate and come up with a solution (and I'm sure many others would as well). Thank you.
Intersection of Patterson and Rogers, headed west. Catalent has closed one of their entrances so now the left turn lane here backs up (blocking the straight/right lane) because all of them are turning left.
Catalent changed which of their entrances their employees are allowed to use. Because of this the left turn lane of patterson (headed west) is used much more and backs up, blocking the straight/right lane too.
Stoplight out
The windows in my apartment that look onto E.3rd St do not block out the extreme heavy truck and vehicle road noise. How did this building get built and passed a noise test/study(If there was such a study, or process) along E.3rd St (Highway)? In addition the slight gradient of the road adds to excessive noise whether a vehicle accelerates up the hill,or engine braking from the trucks going down the hill.This situation has already effected my health, lack of sleep significantly . Why didn't the builder or noise code require soundproof windows, on this side of the building, or allow the building to be this close to this highway(which it is).