Case Date:

3/12/1996

Traffic by the Library project is terrible. Need to limit/prohibit parking on Grant Street across from Pygmalion's. It's to narrow. Construction often blocks 6th, 7th, and Grant at the same time. When 6th is blocked, cars must go the wrong way to exit the Library parking lot. Construction people should be reminded not to block all three streets at once. Can construction workers be given permits for Zone so that they don't have to park on Grant.

Case Date:

3/12/1996

Complainant is requesting a "loading Zone" at the above address. (see letter in traffic complaint file)

Case Date:

3/6/1996

owner of 803 W. 5th St. is putting construction debris in the 6' westside drainage canal

Case Date:

3/5/1996

The Street marker sign installed by the developer at Franklin Business Park is too small. By MUTCD standards, it should be 8" instead of 5". Also, Stop signs and One-Way signage in accordance with MUTCD standards is required along Fairfield Drive.

Case Date:

3/5/1996

The speed limit sign, going southbound on N. Hinkle Road, just north of the Lake is posted at 25 mph. A traffic study needs to be done in the area for this sign to stay. Don thinks that the speed should stay reduced due to the alignment.

Case Date:

3/4/1996

Illegal dumping in dumpster. He has the people's name and address.

Case Date:

3/1/1996

Dumpsters overflowing. Trash everywhere.

Case Date:

3/1/1996

CFC has a small apartment complex and dumpster has been pulled out of the fenced area and left to sit about 20' from her front door. It there an ordinance that says dumpsters in apartment complexes must be enclosed with a fence or some kind of covering?

Case Date:

2/27/1996

The drainage ditch next to Eye Ware Designs is full of trash and debris. The drainage ditch was determined to be the State's and Mary Ellen Murphy from Planning Dept. is working with Jerry Gates on this problem.

Case Date:

2/27/1996

The drainage ditch next to Eye Ware Designs is full of trash and debris. The drainage ditch was determined to be the State's and Mary Ellen Murphy from Planning Dept. is working with Jerry Gates on this problem.