The bump out curbs are a hazard to vehicles because they are not well marked in advance of approach. Vehicles are flattening tires and could cause a hazard to pedestrians from loss of control of the vehicle.
The sidewalks on the drive to the Women's Clinic have curbs rather than a curbcut. This means that a person who uses a power wheelchair can't get to the Clinic via her wheelchair.
water main marker protruding from sidewalk
Accessibility Issue: Crumbling Sidewalk. This intersection has no curb cut which forces wheelchair users to go out into the street, which is a traffic hazard and dangerous. Please fix.
Accessibility Issue: Crumbling Sidewalk Intersection of E Covenanter and entry to strip mall (unnamed road). This intersection has no curb cut which forces wheelchair users to go out into the street, which is a traffic hazard and dangerous. Please fix.
Accessibility Issue: No curb cut Intersection of East Covenanter and the back alley of the strip mall (unnamed road). This intersection has no curb cut which forces wheelchair users to go out into the street, which is a traffic hazard and dangerous. Please fix.
Accessibility Issue: Crumbling Sidewalk. This is an update of ticket #176208, since I forgot the exact location: Intersection of E Covenanter and the entry to the strip mall (unnamed road). This intersection has no curb cut which forces wheelchair users to go out into the street, which is a traffic hazard and dangerous. Please fix.
Erosion around the storm drain is eating away at the soil and could lead to street and sidewalk damage. (The photo seems too zoomed in. I don’t know how to fix that. I can send it to you via email if you would like.)
On both sides of Basswood Drive, the sidewalks are badly cracked and/or buckled. This is a major tripping hazard. Also, on Basswood Drive, the road for cars has bumps and cracks. Then, there is always trash strewn all along the road.
The hole in the Hunter foot path, which was reported last fall (#171065) is getting worse. Has it been decided yet if this is CBU or the Street Department's case?