open #213838
Line of Sight
W That Rd
- Case Date:
- 9/6/2026
They have not mowed the grass the intersection of Rogers and That road all summer, the grass is so high you almost have to pull out into the street to see if there is traffic approaching.
They have not mowed the grass the intersection of Rogers and That road all summer, the grass is so high you almost have to pull out into the street to see if there is traffic approaching.
Coming from Iron Pit the vegetation and length of grass on the phone poll and near the clear creek trail on the right hand side hinders the sight line for people using the trail crossing. They do not mow all the way to the trail head/crossing and vegetation on the poll is large and obstructive.
ATTN: Engineering Dept. For years, trees and bushes on city R/W have impeded Prospect Street adjoining the property (west of S. Madison St). Beacon GIS will confirm that the overgrowth is in the R/W. The street department at times has cut back the overgrowth. The planning department has indicated that there are invasive plants at this location. Trees hang down and touch vehicles when not trimmed. The problem has continued to get worse over the past several years. Not only is the overgrowth unmanageable, it is unsightly, detracting from neighborhood property values. Director Hanson, HAND suggested I make this UReport to the engineering department. [email protected] Please rectify this problem so that it is not an on-going issue. Feel free to contact me if needed. Thank you.
There are wires hanging down across the Palmer Greenway. The tree is on the property at 412 E Wylie - but the wires are over the public space. Please go look.
These cars park here everyday, right next to the no parking sign. There is residential street parking available on the other side of the street that they could be using. It causes traffic problems when cars are parked on both sides of the street.
Hole in the ground, some kind of corroded lid? Poses a tripping hazard.
Sidewalk on Allen side of the property is obstructed from the side and above by overgrown vegetation, from the alley toward (but not up to) Washington St.
Case #210393 was never resolved.
A basketball hoop was installed down the street from my residence. The court is the street. Not only has it caused a disturbance in my household due to incessant noise, but I’ve witnessed multiple cars now honk at the child while trying to get through. It is entirely unsafe and a hazard for the child and drivers. There are also parked cars where the hoop was installed. I have asked the two residences closest to the basketball hoop if they could remove it but they said it was owned and set up by a family that doesn’t even live on our street nor were they asked permission. They have also noted concerns. This is not only an issue with noise but is an issue with safety for many.
Excessive vegetation hindering walking on the sidewalk. The location is on Spicewood opposite Spicewood Ct.