Still can’t clearly see the walking trail when crossing this intersection coming from under the train bridge. Not sure if the wrecker service owns the easement behind their building or if it is city maintained but it NEEDS to be mowed down on all sides at this crossing to improve visibility before a pedestrian is injured.
When driving west on 9th and stopped at Lincoln, it is really difficult to see on-coming traffic from the south because of two things. There are some plants out front that are too tall and completely prevent drivers from seeing unless they pull way forward, and at that point the car is already in the street and could get hit. Also, for some reason there is a huge deck in the front yard, the kind that really belongs in someone's backyard. Why are they allowed to have a deck right there that looks terrible and blocks view of oncoming traffic? It looks so trashy.
Overgrown weeds/brush/branches here block view for drivers turning left (south) onto Walnut St. Pike from E. Allendale Dr. (side of Allendale east of Walnut St. Pike.)
Tall grass on the east side of the intersection is blocking the view for drivers turning off Dunn st. onto Old 37. Very dangerous!
The sidewalk starting at 2206 S Rockport Rd to Countryside Ln is very overgrown. It creates a hazard because you have to leave the side walk in some areas and Rockport is a bust road.
Weeds are blocking the view at the intersection of Weimer and Tapp by the bridge. This is a busy street so the weeds need cutting.
Recently drove Weimer south to Tapp and turned left/east onto Tapp. The foliage is pretty tall right near that corner along the north side of Tapp, making it a little hard to see the fast-moving traffic coming west on downhill Tapp and also turning west from Kegg Rd. I don't know if the roadside growth is Woolery Mill's responsibility so thought I'd start with the city.
When looking west from Allen st the weeds are blocking the view.
The line of sight is blocked near 918 w 2nd street due to overgrown weeds. This is unsafe.
Corner of Fenbrook and Smith the waist-high weeds block the sightline onto Smith. Not mowed regularly.