Storm drain sinking into eroding avenue, smith ave west is eroding debris- drivers driving into yards to avoid storm grate, so car doesn’t scrape. Dirt and debris blocks drainage resulting in flooded yards streets
I'm not sure if this light "belongs" to IU or if the city has control, but turns red for 10th Street east/west travelers even when there are no cars or students waiting to go the other directions, and it stay red for an inordinate amount of time. It absolutely backs up 10th Street unnecessarily, which is a street that;s already backed up in other ways (Kelley crossing, Eagleson light). Please consider adjusting the timing or making sure it's driving by sensors!
3 deep potholes near the intersection of E 7th Street and Longview. Two potholes are immediately next to the Royal on the Eastside repair shop and the other hole if closer to Aldo's
West Smith Avenue, between Buckner and Davidson is eroding. There's trenches on either side. The storm drain at the corner where the stop sign is is sinking at least 3 feet down, it gets filled with debris, there's dirt and everything pouring into it, so it floods. Drivers are cutting corners on both sides, both sides of Smith. If you're traveling west, or if you're turning right onto West Smith, they're cutting a corner, driving over dirt in the yard, and that's contributing to more debris. Please consider this road for resurfacing.
Fiber optic install hole opened up at NW corner 900 E Grimes Ln & 1200 S Woodlawn St. It's at least 1.5 foot deep.
Buy now old biglots has tons of signage. Is this all allowed? Is this area going to get any redevelopment of the gigantic parking lot with no plants
No access to hot water for unreasonable amount of time
I work with 3 clients with disabilities. One in a wheelchair and their property floods and the property manager tried to fix issue but it’s a huge issue. I have to wheel my client out and it is sometimes way too high. Who can help with this?