Some sidewalks in the St James neighborhood off Moores Pike have low hanging branches obstructing walkers. These branches are from the trees planted by the City between the roadway and the sidewalks. In the past, the City has cut low hanging branches on trees and removed them. Will the City provide this service again to our neighborhood? Thanks.
I’m following up on 204624, which I reported last week. I was happy to see that a railing had been installed with 48 hours of my filing the complaint, and I know my complaint had nothing to do with the railing getting installed. I’m asking that the city pay more attention to these uneven sidewalks and require property owners to mark them with paint, cones or, in the best case scenario, railings. The uneven sidewalks seem to be likely a violation of the ADA. There was a similar situation in front of Sweet Greens before they finally installed a railing, and there is still a similar situation in front of CVS on Kirkwood. Thank you.
Numerous city maintained sidewalks in town are very overgrown. This path is well used by pedestrians and will increase with school starting next week.
Numerous city maintained sidewalks in town are very overgrown. This path is well used by pedestrians and will increase with school starting next week.
The sidewalk adjacent to the brick sidewalk, in front of the hotel, gradually increases in height and is a tripping hazard. It needs to be marked with a stripe or something. I recently tripped over it, banging up my knee and breaking my glasses. Please fix. Thanks!
New wheelchair ramp northeast corner of S Southern Pines Ct & W Pinehurst has a 2-3 inch drop, making it inaccessible to wheelchairs.
832 E. Second sidewalk is broken up and hazardous for walking.
The southern curb of this intersection is hazardous for mobility aids. Pot holed asphalt straight into a large curb
The curb ramps on both sides of this intersection (N Adams and 10th) are inaccessible, as well as the road itself having so many potholes to be inaccessible for disabled pedestrians. The southern curb has too large of a lip to easily get over with a mobility aid. The northern curb is angled too steeply vertically and tilted sideways, in such a way that one of the four wheels of wheelchair/rollator loses contact and cannot get up the sidewalk.
Gravel washed down from driveway is obstructing sidewalk for wheelchair and rollator use