Shrubbery in street island on south Walnut. When you are looping around from college to get back onto Walnut to head north, it’s very difficult to see around the island looking south on walnut so that you don’t pull out in front of an oncoming car that is also headed north.
Shrubbery in street island on south Walnut. When you are looping around from college to get back onto Walnut to head north, it’s very difficult to see around the island looking south on walnut so that you don’t pull out in front of an oncoming car that is also headed north.
Weeds growing along w 2nd Street makes taking a left turn out of Euclid very dangerous. Can’t see oncoming cars
Mr. Koontz stated that there is a line of sight problem where College Ave. merges with Walnut Street. He states that patrons from their parking lot cannot see to pull out due to the tall weeds. He believes that the propery is owned by the Grease Pit.
Hedge needs cut because it causes problems for vehicles backing out of the driveway. She called last year and nothing was done. She also claims that this property is rental.
MULBERRY TREE GROWING AT CORNER OF RAVENCREST AND BRIGHTON..NOT SURE IF 723 OWNS OR IS CITY..GROWN INTO CULVERT AND BLOCKING TRAFFIC VIEW
Tree limbs block the sight of the stop signs on BOTH sides of eastbound E 11th Street at N Park Ave from a distance. The signs are not visible until a moving vehicle is at them, which poses a hazard.
John took call about bushes at corner of property blocking view when pulling out of alley
The house at 719 E. Hunter butts up against the N/S alley, and they have weeds and trees growing in to the alley so that it makes it hard to get through the alley. Mr. Itter also stated that the residence at this address also has parking right off the alley and leaves the cars parked half in the alley.
The citizen at 416 W. 11th Street uses the parking lot behind his building. His access is a East/West alley off of Rogers Street. There is an evergreen tree that blocks the line of sight for those pulling out of this alley trying to go South on Rogers Street. You have to pull partially into the northbound lane on Rogers to see around the tree. The tree also impedes pedestrian traffic along the sidewalk. The tree is behind the sidewalk. Refered by Lee Huss