There is a tree on the northeast corner of Walnut Street Pike & Winslow Road that causes a line of sight problem. The branches on the bottom need to be trimmed off. If you are going south on Walnut Street Pike your line of sight is blocked for traffic going west on Winslow Road.
Mr. Kelley sent an email via the COB E-Government web site form stating that there is a line of sight problem at the intersection of Walnut Street Pike & Winslow Road. He states that a large treet obstructs the view of a driver turning east onto Winslow. Mr. Kelley would like to be emailed the status of this complaint after an inspection is completed.
There is a line of sight problem for traffic going eastbound on 15th Street turning to go north on Walnut Street. There are tree branches that hang over the road and block the view of the driver.
neighbor says that a bush in the yard at 210 E. Grimes is blocking their view of the road when they pull out of their driveway
a privacy fence is going up at the intersection of Canda Dr and golden court, difficult to see traffic on golden court that is turing onto Canada Drive.
stop sign at the intersection of lincoln and allen is obstructed by trees - it is difficult to see at all times throughout year and especially in the summer when the trees are in full bloom
There is a bush between the curb and sidewalk in front of the Cloverleaf Restaurant that is causing a line of sight problem for traffic going south on Kimble Drive looking to the west. It is difficult for drivers to see oncoming traffic around the bush.
caller says that pepsi trucks are parked vertically in front of the plant. If you travel south on Woodburn and reach the intersection of 17th and Woodburn, you cannot see W bound traffic travelling on 17th street. He says that the vertically parked trucks obstruct the view. ---please update caller on status or complaint
Citizen stated that there is a line of sight problem at the intersection of W. Dodds Street & Morton Street. There is weeds, etc.. that is overgrown on the stop sign post as well as the light pole. There is also weeds/brush that is overgrown near the railroad tracks. It is very difficult to see coming off of Morton Street turning onto Dodds Street.
corner of E 5th and Clark Street--tree is overgrown. Heading east on 5th, if you look to the left you cannot see on-coming traffic