There is no connection between the sidewalks here. They could/should easily be connected so we aren't walking in the street (people go really fast around that turn) or in someone's yard.
Sidewalk in front of this house is crumbling. Is the city responsible for it, or does the owner of the house have to keep it in reasonable shape?
There is no sidewalk in this area and I have been harassed by multiple business owners over walking through the grass in front of them specially in front of the corner toward the mall. I have to cross the street as I walk toward the mall and there is no crossing area that’s safe unless I cross early and it’s barely safer.
This location needs connecting sidewalks to adjecent properties for the sake of safety
storm drain is collapsing sidewalk
I live at Fountain Park Apartments and am constantly witnessing dangerous crossings of pedestrians on E10th St and Pete Ellis Drive. There is no crosswalk at the intersection on either side of the outlined location. I think adding a crosswalk and pedestrian crossing light at the intersection would prevent a lot of these issues. Thank you for considering this request!
Extremely cracked and broken and dangerous sidewalk.
This branch just fell out of a tree onto the sidewalk like 3 seconds after my kid walked under it. I would like for people to maintain their trees and for my child to remain alive.
This stretch currently has no pedestrian walkway on the north side, forcing people to walk in the street or on uneven grass/gravel shoulders to reach the businesses at Edwards Square Plaza. While a sidewalk exists on the south side of East 3rd Street, high-speed traffic in both directions — eastbound and westbound — makes it unsafe and impractical for pedestrians to cross over to use it. As a result, anyone walking on the north side currently has no safe option at all. Adding this sidewalk would connect an existing gap in the pedestrian network, eliminate the need for a dangerous crossing, improve pedestrian safety, support foot traffic to local businesses, and bring this section in line with walkability standards elsewhere in the area. We appreciate your consideration of this request and are happy to provide any additional information needed.
Google Maps believes E 10th St is entirely walkable, but in fact there is a stretch from the intersection at N Smith until the sidewalk starts at Fountain Park Apartments without any sidewalk. It is not safe to walk, and it also means many directions given online are dangerous.