There is a shrub on the southwest corner of Fritz and Gilbert that is into the roadway. Traffic Division has trimmed back as much as they could to make the stop sign more visible but the shrub needs to be trimmed back more.
When trying to turn onto Grimes from Park you can not see on-coming traffic in either direction.
This is actually at the intersection of Gourley Pike & Arlington Road, across from 1930 W. Gourley Pike. A gentleman almost got hit due to the visibility issue at this intersection. You can barely see oncoming traffic looking to the North as you pull off of Gourley onto Arlington Road.
MS. VAUGHN STATED THAT THE RESIDENTS AT 412 S HIGH PARK IN A GRAVEL PULL OFF AND THAT IT MAKES IT DIFFICULT FOR VEHICLES WHO ARE TURNING LEFT FROM ATWATER ON TO HIGH STREET AND IT MAKES IT DIFFICLUT FOR HER TO SEE WHEN EXITING HER DRIVEWAY.
There is a line of sight problem at the intersection of Glendora Drive & N. Dunn Street. As you are going east on Glendora and stop at the intersection with N. Dunn Street, there are bushes/trees obstructing the drivers view looking right (southwest corner).
THE LINE OF SIGHT PROBLEM IS AT THE THREE-WAY STOP OF WESTMINSTER WAY AND ALLENDALE DRIVE. STONE STATED THAT WHEN YOU ARE GOING WEST ON ALLENDALE DRIVE THAT THERE ARE TREE LIMBS OBSTRUCTING THE STOP SIGN. THE TREE LIMBS HAVE OVERGROWN ONTO THE STREET ALSO.
Trees, bushes and overgrowth on the bank is obstructing the view for traffic on W. 3rd St. "Dangerous situation"
Trees, bushes and overgrowth on the bank is obstructing the view for traffic on W. 3rd St. "Dangerous situation"
There is a rosebush at the intersection of South Maxwell Ln. and Hillside, blocking the view of traffic.
The vacant lot at the intersection of Morton and West 11th Street is so high, it is blocking the view of traffic.