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10/28/2026

chunk out of the sidewalk in front of my house

Case Date:

10/28/2026

Curb was installed on East side of S Morton. 12” space between new curb and existing street was never backfilled.

Case Date:

10/28/2026

Street trees (city trees) encroached on driveway- can not use driveway fully

Case Date:

10/28/2026

Case Date:

10/28/2026

the "William Court" side of the street sign is illegible

Case Date:

10/28/2026

The decorated utility box ar 2nd and College is in worse shape than the ones that have already been replaced. Are the plans for a new one? It's in a location where it's likely to get vandalized, but it had problems before then The box it replaced had bold colors and simple designs (including a peacock and a fighting fish). That I think is best for drive-by viewing. Bob Ross with a head full of happy trees was clever but too fussy. There was not design at all for the sidewalk facing side. On top of that, the painting began too late in the season and had to be interrupted. That may have contributed to how fast it deteriorated. So, please, opt for a SIMPLE design in BOLD colors, and approve a design that covers ALL SIDES of the box in a UNIFIED way. (And allow time for the painting to be done without interruption). I drive by that box frequently and its condition in a prominent location is distressing. Thanks!

Case Date:

10/28/2026

For everyone's sake, please move the vagrants out of People's Park, at least for Homecoming. They smell and yell at passersby making the park unpleasant and unusable. Please don't be PC - that is what is perpetuating the issue. Those people continue to live the way they do because the City lets them.

Case Date:

10/28/2026

Numerous vehicles parked daily, always 2 up to 6 or more, on the right side of East Deckard Drive constricting entryway to Eastern Heights off of East 10th/ 45. This entryway is curved and has a deep drainage ditch on the left side, which is directly opposite of these cars. A car exiting has a very fine line of trying to get over to let other entering traffic pass. There are no sidewalks throughout Eastern Heights, thus pedestrians (many children walking to school), bicyclists, etc.,are forced to walk on opposite side of parked vehicles (many of which are never moved for weeks) where there is little room due to drainage ditches, when there is barely one lane to utilize. There is also a sober living home across from these cars that does have a longer driveway for parking. But, despite being told it was highly unlikely cars would be there, they also park on the street behind these cars towards 10th street, so that they can come & go without hindrance in their driveway. It is difficult for large vehicles to enter Eastern Heights safely or residents to safely exit due to lane restriction from the constantly parked vehicles. I personally have had to back up several times a week to let the loaded school bus enter our neighborhood safely. I have spoken with the bus driver and she is very concerned about her issues of entry, especially with winter arriving. By contacting the MCCS transportation they can reach her and supply you with her camcorders. The first house is a group home & she informed me of problems with their large van blocking the entry way, that leaves her sitting on 10th street trying to enter, which then blocks the views for a safe departure by the van, making a gridlock due to heavy, as well as fast, traffic on 10th. When the group home drive is full, cars are parked in front of their property, past the continuously parked cars, to Hector and around the corner on Hector. There is ample room for the group home to establish more parking or at least a turn around for their van to not back out on Deckard, which blocks both lanes of entry leaving the loaded bus sitting on 10th street waiting to enter Eastern Heights. The bus driver seemed particularly worried about that situation, as well as the parked cars. The snow plow drivers, garbage truck drivers could reinforce the problems with all these cars being parked, although I’m sure there is less traffic during their route times. We have no neighborhood covenants about parking on street, but we have NO sidewalks for safety, and this continual parking seems to grow, especially when they have ample area to provide parking, there is no attempt to park over a bit in their yard, all tires are on the pavement. Occasionally is understandable, but daily is unattainable to the rest of the neighborhood. I would like to ask that the city explore the possibility of putting a “no parking” sign from here to the street ( back towards 10th) at the corner of Deckard and Hector, which would only affect 4 homes of which 3 are the offenders. Thank you so much and if you have further questions, please feel free to contact myself or the bus driver, as I know she is concerned as well.

Case Date:

10/28/2026

There are 3 neighborhood lights that no longer light up. I couldn’t find 2 of the lights on the Duke Energy map so I’m reporting it here. One light is under a large oak tree with stickers 15 21, which I have attached a photo of. There’s another light nearby with MNI6224 on it that doesn’t work either. Across the parking lot of the oak tree light is a light with stickers 15 23 on it that also doesn’t work.

Case Date:

10/28/2026

Still waiting on this to completed ( #213643 ) Overgrowth between Madison Park and the Bline trail