open #211919
Blocked Sidewalk
- Case Date:
- 6/25/2026
115 e kirkwood construction walkaround blocked by concrete truck
115 e kirkwood construction walkaround blocked by concrete truck
220 w 14th st. tree still blocking sidewalk. i'd like to know why there isnt any enforcement. is enforcement impossible? thanks!
Broken glass on the 7-line at least from Grant to the B-line. I've gotten 3 flats i think just from that stretch! Please institute a more frequent and efffective program for cleaning it thanks!
220 w 14th. tree blocking sidewalk. sorry my dumb kid blocked the photo. this is a repeat of ureport #211118 thanks!
220 w 14th tree blocking sidewalk. (still) thanks!
7 line between Morton and Washington (3 blocks) has lots of broken glass
115 e kirkwood blocked walk around again. please stop work order until they figure out a more appropriate way to deliver cement, which will happen again and again. consider closing this block to cars. thanks!
115 e kirkwood. they put a giant crane in the ped walk around
Gravel overflowing from tree plot into 7-line and sidewalk. This photo is at the parking lot for 215 N Washington St, but the problem exists along the whole block between walnut and washington. This is my 3rd report of this exact problem. Most recently, #205849. One of the property managers keeps adding more gravel even though it has been overflowing for several years already. The mythical street sweeping did not even remove the gravel already in the 7 line! It certainly cannot do anything about the continuin flow of gravel. Historical photos on google street view show that the properties on the eastern half of the block did not used to have loose gravel -- this is a new development and not grandfathered in. Regardless of what the original zoning mistake was, OVERFLOWING WAS NEVER AUTHORIZED. and: IF PLANNING CANNOT DO ANYTHING ABOUT THIS, ENGINEERING AND PW HAVE AN AFFIRMATIVE DUTY TO MAINTAIN A SAFE ROW REGARDLESS OF THE FAILURES OF P&T. thanks!
snow sttill on sidewalk at 312 W 14th St. on the south side of 14th just east of Madison. some of it is mounded and is melting very slowly