This ticket is so I can attach more photos in support of Service Request ID: 214051. This picture is taken with me driving East on Wylie towards Henderson. As you can see, there is barely enough room for me to get my small Prius through less than one car length from the crosswalk.
Road was torn up for a sewage/utility repair roughly 1.5 months ago and was never properly repaved/restored. Mud is encroaching into yards, several people have slipped in the mud due to its close proximity to the mailboxes. Some cannot park close to their homes, one cannot get to the next road, they have to turn around and go to the opposite end of the street to get to the next block. The landlord is a slumlord who keeps the neighborhood roads a wreck but THIS situation has gone on too long!
130 S Johnson Ave black cadillac has been parked halfway in street for several days creating traffic hazard especially when coming blind over hill
Location: Public alleyway running between W. Dixie Street and W. Dodds Street, directly behind/adjacent to 963 S Fairview St. Issue Description: I am writing to report a severe maintenance and access hazard in the public right-of-way. The public alleyway at this location is heavily overgrown with public-side vegetation, bushes, and tree limbs. This unmaintained overgrowth has completely blocked my property at 614 W Dixie’s ingress. It is physically impossible to safely pull a vehicle into the address without sustaining vehicle damage from the brush, entirely cutting off access to my property. Because this is a dedicated public right-of-way, I am requesting that the Street Division dispatch a crew to cut back the encroaching limbs and clear the obstruction to restore neighborhood property access as soon as possible. Thank you.
ATTN: Engineering Dept. For years, trees and bushes on city R/W have impeded Prospect Street adjoining the property (west of S. Madison St). Beacon GIS will confirm that the overgrowth is in the R/W. The street department at times has cut back the overgrowth. The planning department has indicated that there are invasive plants at this location. Trees hang down and touch vehicles when not trimmed. The problem has continued to get worse over the past several years. Not only is the overgrowth unmanageable, it is unsightly, detracting from neighborhood property values. Director Hanson, HAND suggested I make this UReport to the engineering department. [email protected] Please rectify this problem so that it is not an on-going issue. Feel free to contact me if needed. Thank you.
These cars park here everyday, right next to the no parking sign. There is residential street parking available on the other side of the street that they could be using. It causes traffic problems when cars are parked on both sides of the street.
These cars park here everyday, right next to the no parking sign. There is residential street parking available on the other side of the street that they could be using. It causes traffic problems when cars are parked on both sides of the street.
This bike lane is blocked this morning with no clear warning or detour for bikes. Is this a proper closure?
There was a vehicle and trailer blocking the sidewalk on Henderson St. just north of Soma. The owner was by his car talking to a neighbor, and when I asked him to move it because it was blocking the sidewalk, he mouthed off, said explicit things to me, and refused to move it. I took a picture of his license plate.
Vehicles can’t get through when the IU students park on both sides of the street. Maybe signage is needed?