According to Beacon (formerly Elevate), the chair of Art Commission lives in County near W Church Ln and claims homestead there. Again, how can that be allowed for only this commission? There are many good applicants for other commissions who are denied because they are not claiming voter registration at alternate family member address in city limits.
919-921 E. Hunter: excessive growth obstructs sidewalk along the these addresses.
923-925 E. Hunter: boundary area between houses has excessive growth that blocks sidewalk
518 S. Park trash on sidewalk and front lawn.
500 S. Hawthorne: excessive growth on Hunter St. sidewalk side of the property makes sidewalk impassible without crouching down.
832 E. Second sidewalk is broken up and hazardous for walking.
Over the hill behind the apartment complex in the wooded area there is an abandoned campsite that needs to be cleaned out. There are needles all over the ground. The trash and an old tent have been removed but not the needles.
Lots of chicken fingers all over the ground in between Chipotle and Trinity Episcopal Church.
Intersection of E 10th St. and E. Discovery Parkway has no crosswalk or pedestrian signaling. I have noted numerous people sprinting across from the bus stops adjacent to the USPS building and Fountain Park Apartments. It appears to be a busy enough pedestrian area, whether it be to access the College Mall area, get to the post office, or otherwise make it back to one's home.
When pulling left out of east burks drive visibility is obscured significantly by trees and other foliage compared to the right side. Because of this and people commonly driving over the speed limit can lead to potential accidents. If possible could a city department trim the road side plants to increase visibility.