Hello, I was just checking UReport and see that someone has closed our request for clean up after the storm in July. My husband called and told them that our debris would be on the alley side because there was no space on our street. He was assured that it would be picked up, but it's still there and the ticket (screenshot attached) is called 'resolved'. It's not resolved.
Not sure if this is a City light or not because it's not at a main intersection, but it looks like one. Whatever the case, it's burned out. It's the one on the SW corner of the intersection of the west alley (there are two alleys in this block) and Cottage Grove.
There is a series of about eight decorative street lights (green metal, antique style) in the ROW that stretch from 411 N. Lincoln to 523 N. Lincoln along the west side of the street. They are similar to ones down near the Grant Street Inn. Several of them have been broken off near the base and all but one of them (the one in front of 411) are burned out. If they are not being used, maybe they should be removed because it's a pain to mow around them.
Hi! Someone let us know that there was broken glass on the sidewalk just south of the Moonburn apartments entrance, close to the parking lot that I think is managed by IU. There's glass around the sidewalk and under the tree in the photo.
The multi-use path on the west side of Sare road (traveling north from Rogers) is partially blocked by invasive bushes making it difficult for pedestrians to pass through. 1/3 to 1/2 of the sidewalk is impeded by branches.
This is a very deep, 2-3' at least, hole just at the edge of the sidewalk in 7th near college in from of the radio station. It large enough for a large man's shoe to fall through.
There have been potholes at the intersection of Briarcliff and Kingsley for months.
Some of the street signs in Fritz Terrace need to be replaced — for example, the faded stop sign at Kingsley Drive and Meadow Lane. It’s practically white, not red.
Top layer of asphalt has chipped away making wheelchair access to the little pantry difficult. As an able bodied ambulatory person, I confess I fell down when my foot unexpectedly encountered this drop-off. Please patch the asphalt.
Street sign at corner of Sheffield and Providence was tilted in recent storm