Case Date:

10/15/2026

This is just an absolute cluster of problems. I feel afraid every time I have to drive there. There have been upwards of 7 new multi unit houses built there which has increased the density. Parking along the already extremely narrow street is erratic - often parked cars stick out enough that two cars cannot pass each other safely. Garbage cans from the new builds are left in the street making it even more congested. And now, there is a bus route including a bus stop right in the middle of it all. A bus and a car can’t use the road at the same time. This is all adjacent to a busy walking path coming up from campus near the student services building, where people are attempting to cross Jefferson into the Green Acres neighborhood without any crosswalk or signage for drivers to look out (and right next to a large tree that blocks being able to see them until they are in the street). There is a blind hill on Jefferson, right at the point where they are building yet another unit and often have the street further congested/blocked. There are multiple problems here and I have to hold my breath every day I use it. That poor bus driver. It is so many accidents waiting to happen. At the very least, it should be made to have parking on only one side to leave room for traffic. Thanks.

Case Date:

10/30/2026

Every morning I see several freshly killed animals in the stretch of Arlington Road between 17th Street and Prow Road. This is a major corridor for traffic to and from BHSN, especially during early dawn hours when many species are most actively foraging and attempting to cross the road. It’s heartbreaking to see all these critters getting creamed just for trying to start their day. I know only part of this road is currently within the city boundaries, but is there any reason that section doesn’t have a school speed limit? I don’t live on the road itself so I can’t apply for TCGP.

Case Date:

10/30/2026

Between Dunn and Henderson on Davis: cars, truck parked wrong direction on both sides of Davis. Car parked in front of fire hydrant on Dunn around corner from Davis intersection. No sidewalks so very dangerous if walking.

Case Date:

10/30/2026

We would LOVE to have a little more time for the cars trying to turn east from the parking lot in front of Fresh Thyme. (Exiting south bound towards Liberty Dr, turning left to go east.) On a good day, 4 cars get the left turn light. In the meantime, the entire area is backed up with cars unable to move. Either a better sensing process or a longer timer. Please.

Case Date:

9/21/2025

Vehicles driving east on Grimes often stop in the middle of the road (rather than in their "lane") at the stop sign at Woodlawn. This makes it impossible to turn onto Grimes from Woodlawn until they have moved on, leading to difficult and unpredictable traffic situations. Would it be possible to put a center line here on Grimes, just for the intersection and the approach to it? To encourage drivers on Grimes to be in their lane when they stop at the intersection.

Case Date:

10/10/2025

Need street-surface traffic direction arrows painted in the 2 lanes of S. Clarizz heading north. I have seen people make the right-hand lane into a left-hand turn onto East 3rd St. Please see pic of suggested arrows. The yellow marks are the direction available besides a right turn. Tx!

Case Date:

10/7/2026

Ureport case number - 214749 Whoever responded asked questions, but did so from a no- reply email, so I've gotta do this to get the answers back to the city. Please review this process. Here's the quoted text from my attempted email replies: Thanks for your quick reply and your questions. All of the neighbors on this small street will appreciate any improvement. The westbound lanes get blocked, especially from 1500-1800. Yancy Ln only goes north off third, so the westbound/northern side of third is the offending area. It's a _|_ intersection with no southern branch which is hard to notice in the first place. Now it's about to be crammed between McD's and Chick-fil-A. Thanks again for the help.

Case Date:

10/31/2026

I just moved into my home in April 2026, and I thought that Sherwood Oaks was a safe neighborhood. However, in the past few months I have lived here, I have witnessed several close calls with cars excessively speeding down Allendale, most notably in front of my house, almost hitting pedestrians and bicyclists, including children. I know the neighborhood has rallied together to try to get traffic calming devices installed, such as speed humps, and I understand why that is not favorable. But could the City at least put up speed limit signs along Allendale to remind drivers to slow down? A fawn was recently hit in front of my house due to a car speeding down the road. I would really hate for it to be someone's child. Thanks for your consideration, Rebecca

Case Date:

6/27/2026

During farmers market weekends, the B Line trail often gets blocked by people forming a line across the trail (red line drawn on photo), instead of sticking along parallel to direction of travel on the trail to the side (pink line drawn on photo). I would like to ask if the city could work with Le Petit Cafe to create a barrier with signage, perhaps out of traffic cones (white dots drawn on photo), on the weekends in order to facilitate a line forming in a way that keeps the B Line trail accessible.

Case Date:

10/3/2026

There's about a 4-5 foot near-shear dropoff from the b-line trail to the new culvert right here.