There has been a large dip in the concrete in this sidewalk for quite some time now. It is located right when you pull in off of Third Street into the alley between Baked Cookies and Sweet Claire's bakery. The sidewalk must have been unstable when it was poured and one section has sunk down about six inches, leaving a ledge between the two sections. Thanks for your attention to this concern.
Amazing Fact: Nowhere, but nowhere, on your entire neighborhood parking section, not in the main text, not in FAQs, does the site give the one bit of information that one would think would perhaps be the first information you need: where do you get a permit (and when can you get one). Best wishes, Mark Roseman
I have an animal stuck in the dryer vent. Do you have any ideas on how to take care of this?
Dumpster has been in the drive-way for over 8 months, full of trash. Cars blocking the sidewalk.
Scattered litter, trash, debris and brush.
Pot-holes on Yancy which is a dead-end street. The holes are at the end where vehicles have to turn around. Thanks
A sidewalk I walk has an overgrown tree that makes it difficult to walk on the sidewalk and also blocks the line of sight when driving and trying to turn on that corner. 2507 Cedarwood Circle.
A sidewalk I walk on in my neighborhood has a bush that is growing too far onto the sidewalk and needs to be trimmed back. 2401 Cedarwood Drive; side yard on The Stands; house on Cedarwood Drive, corner.
There are two completely occluded storm sewers on the Wal-Mart side of Bloomfield Rd. between curry and Industrial Blvd. ( +/-) a little either way.
I would like to bring to your attention the poor walkability of Rockport Rd between W Pinehurst Dr and Graham. This 200 yards' block is the "missing link" between the Southern Pines neighborhood (which has a decent sidewalk network) and the Country View apartment complex, which has the closest city bus stop. On this block of Rockport Rd, if one is to walk north from W Pinehurst Dr along the west side of Rockport, the sidewalk simply ends in a fence (pictured in the photo attached). I pass there often, and I've seen pedestrians use the road shoulder, which is quite dangerous, what with the narrow street, heavy traffic, and limited visibility (hills). On the east side of Rockport Rd, there is sidewalk part of the way, but it is not continuous either; besides, crossing the road twice may be dangerous, especially for older people and children, considering what the traffic and visibility in Rocport Rd is like. I think it would be highly useful for many residents (and for people who have to drive through there) if some kind of improvement project were undertaken. One ought to either build a sidewalk along the west side of the road, or to complete the sidewalk along the east side and create marked pedestrian crossings at W. Graham and W. Pinehurst (or W. Ralston).