Residents living at Atlas on 17th are parking down our residential street out of convenience rather than where they have onsite permits for parking. Myself and other homeowners would like to request that our streets become residential permit regulated. We are reliant on the street parking in our neighborhood.
Wired box of some kind is open and loose on the sidewalk. Please see to it that this does not present a tripping or electrical hazard.
The college students from Atlas are taking all of the street parking in front of the residential area. They also are becoming a nusiciance as I have had to calm the police three times in one night due to them parking on the side of my house and being extremely loud. The police came and at some point they needed up throwing a bag full of alcohol under my car in hopes not to get caught. I would like for permits to be required to help alleviate these issues.
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.
There is a hispanic male that does mechanic work all hours of the night, smoke everywhere, rev's the engine, major disturbance to the neighborhood. I live on washington st. and i can't sleep at night. This is not legal to do it all hours of the night.
There is a 5-6" circular hole/pit in the street. It is in the east-bound traffic lane on 4th Street, not the bicycle lane, about 25' west of College.
Electrical box that shares a space with a tree next to the sidewalk, is on the ground with exposed and frayed wires. Please see to it that this does not present an electrical hazard.
711 E. 1st Decorative grass impinging on the sidewalk
Sidewalk behind trees makes it difficult to navigate a stroller. There's a lot of mud and uneven sidewalk and it doesn't seem to be maintained well.