In the alley directly behind Bynam & Fanyo there is a tunnel-like hole that has formed that looks like it continues underground and laterally beneath the alley. If someone stepped into it in the dark they would likely suffer a painful calamity. This area has had similar problems in the past. Maybe there are Karst features beneath the surface.
Vehicle being stored under tarp in backyard.
Grass going to seed.
Public path connecting Roosevelt and Jefferson at 4th St. (I think is under Public Works purview) needs tended to. There look to be some hemlock weeds in this briar patch. Thanks.
Sare Road at main entrance to Hyde Park - Dead tree
Unfinished asphalt patch at the stated location.
Tree hanging so low it touches your car. When it rains u can't hardly go under it without scratching your car it is at West 10th and summit st
More than 15 years ago, a wide utility cut was made in front of our property at 3052 N Ramble Rd W in Blue Ridge Addition. We were told then that the street would be repaved and the gutter corrected. The path of the gutter to the storm drain at the corner never allowed the water to go to the drain because it dipped and didn't allow the water to travel because of that. It also stopped at our mailbox and creates quite the ice pond in the winter. When they came to repave our street, I spoke with the gentlemen doing the paving and asked if they were going to fix the gutter as well. (And let it be said how grateful I am for the repaving!!! Bravo!!!). I was told that was a different department. I had quit cleaning the gutter , tho I had kept it clean for years, as I grew weary of the bad street crumbling into the gutter. I was not going to clean it of street crumblings and pay to have it taken away in my trash anymore. Now the gutter, having been cleaned to apply the asphalt, still does not run to the drain because the slope has never been addressed. Why they didn't see this when they were going through the neighborhood fixing gutters, I don't know. I never saw the gutter crew around our property so I didn't ask. Can something be done? I don't like having guests parking in a lake. And the winter danger to come is not acceptable. Thank you for anything you can do for this problem. I'm happy to discuss this with anyone appropriate to the matter.
A fairly large washout continues to grow on the side of University street at my address. I would not want to park there as a ditch exists and gets deeper every year.
A tree branch has broken part-way off of a tree at the corner of Third and Jackson. We were able to move it so it is only blocking the sidewalk and not W 3rd Street, but it should be removed, since it is still connected to the tree. If we have a lot of wind, it may swing back to blocking the street. Thank you.