The stop sign is missing. I've been aware for a few weeks and have slowed while passing this intersection. Without a stop sign, people drive straight through - right into oncoming traffic. Most of us know we are suppose to stop but with new students arriving, they don't know this. I reported it to The Dillion leasing office but nothing has been done yet.
There is currently a flagger and Grimes is limited to traffic flowing in one direction. Traffic flow is severely limited coming from Grimes east of Walnut, which is particularly challenging with the current limitations on Washington (local traffic only). The Grimes lane closure is also not listed on the road work page that you ask people to monitor.
We moved in to our rental house and the recycling bin is completely full of trash. Is there a way we could get a trash truck to come by and dump the recycling into the trash? If so what would the cost be? This was left by the old tenants for at least two months.
414 N Johnson Ave a construction trailer appx 30" long is parked on the street on W Evergreen Drive side of the property & is making it difficult for residents to pass by as it has left less than a street width to negotiate
The sidewalk here ends abruptly, so people walk in the street. Would be nice to have a full sidewalk for families and the neighborhood.
Not sure what's going on with the stairs, but the cinderblocks seem to be a huge hazard when walking and trying to reach the property.
There is overgrowth of the trees/bushes so it's hard to see the stop sign, especially at night.
Furniture and other trash piled up on street and in front of garage.
Construction vehicles and vehicles from Ziebart are constantly blocking the road. Residents are unable to use the street.
Trash dumpster in the street on w 7 th street 301 n adams & 7 th dumpster & pallets stacked in street is barely passable