Case Date:

8/25/2024

117 S. Heritage Rd. This morning took me at least 10 m. standing by my driveway to guide my daughter back up to leave. While I was doing it, friends came by to complaint about this situation which drove them crazy. No one can argue with legal parking on the public street, is it legal to drive on the public street? If a legal driver’s vehicle hit a legal parking vehicle, who’s responsibility it is? Why under such a hazardous situation people still willing to take the risk to park their vehicles on the public street? Must be something worth to explore.

Case Date:

8/8/2024

I live at 117 S. Heritage Rd. It happened again, I looked right and left, no cars. When I backed up into the street, there’s a car right behind me. Of course I can only see the very small conner of 3rd street, nothing behind neighbor’s car. This is very stressful for me. I have to say, Park Ridge has the best driveway in town. Can easily fit in two cars at least if it’s used for vehicles parking only. If most of the driveway used for storage and create the hazardous for other people, it’s an inconsiderable sin.

Case Date:

8/29/2024

The staff forgot to report his legal parked on the public street vehicle been hit by Mrs. Cookman. Our district representative said the same thing, park on the public street will slow down the traffic while she pushed hard to spend more tax money to rebuild new humps or cushions. Why she just parked her own vehicle on the public street to make a good example to slow down the traffic instead? Slow down the traffic does not mean to prevent the accident. Be careful what you report, you are representing the city.

Case Date:

8/23/2024

Almost to the middle of the Heritage I can see the car is coming. That’s from 3Rd street, if the car from behind the vehicle, It will come much faster without I knowing it. It is a real hazardous condition.

Case Date:

8/23/2024

117 S. Heritage Rd. The picture is from the conner of my driveway. Nothing I can see all the way to the 3rd street.

Case Date:

8/24/2024

See the picture. Trail connecting the Grimshaw Trail to the 7th St Greenway is partially obstructed by invasive overgrowth in a curve near the Greenway, east of the tunnel. Also, around the corner to the north about 10 yds. it needs a trim back as well. Thanks.

Case Date:

8/19/2024

The chronically overgrown traffic calming bump out needs attention, again.

Case Date:

8/23/2024

Sign (pictured) is faded and unreadable. I resume it is a parking permit sign for the Green Acres area. Thanks.

Case Date:

9/23/2024

Young tree in ROW between road and sidewalk obstructing sidewalk use. Just needs a pruning of lower branches.

Case Date:

8/19/2024

Lawn maintenance needed.