2 speed humps on E 1st St between Eagleson and Woodlawn: One has a "Speed Hump" warning sign, but it is hardly visible to westbound traffic because of tree branches; other speed hump has no warning sign in westbound directions, and maybe also in eastbound direction.
There is a roadway which was a former street going all the way west from College to Madison that runs in front of Crown Management Sunflower II Apts. and is the only way that residents of Sunflower II Apts and a Crown Management rental property at 1020 N Woodburn can get to their parking areas. The city has taken care of the surface of this roadway at least between Woodburn and College for many years. I am reporting today that this roadway needs to be repaved or at least have the uneven surface patched to allow for safe driving on it this coming winter. Crown Management has done their part by resurfacing and resealing their parking lot in front of the apartments just north of this roadway. Please (desperate tone in voice) come and smooth the surface of this very small but fully used roadway. Thank you.
The water meter manhole cover by this address is not properly closed.
Trash is strewn along the street, alleyway, caught in the trees and bushes of 1110 N Lincoln, trapped under cars and generally everywhere. Have attempted it to clean it up but continues to appear. It is unsanitary and attracting pests and rodents.
You have to walk on the median because tree has grown over the sidewalk. Needs trimmed badly
Yard is overgrown, never mowed, about to engulf house.
Deep pot hole on southbound lane of High Street just north of Maxwell
Street light on south west side by car lot is out . Walnut and Grimes Lane been out some time. Duke told me it is city light
Multi-use path from meadowbrook drive is overgrown. please trim it back for walkers/bikers. Also would love a ramp down into Fenbrook Ln from this path. Big thanks to the crew that handled storm debris on clarizz path/ cleaned up the shortcut from clarizz to Latimer Rd!
There is a heavily overgrown mulberry hanging down into Monroe Street, towards the back of this property near the intersection of Monroe Street and W Cottage Grove Ave. the branches are hanging low enough that they scrape the top of vehicles. Not sure if the city can trim it or if it’s the homeowner’s responsibility. I also advise that the city encourage the owner to remove the tree entirely since it is an invasive white mulberry.