Case Date:

9/29/2006

Overgrown alley causing dangerous intersection when pulling out of Bryan St. Alley between 223 S. Bryan and 220 S. Jefferson St.

Case Date:

11/13/2002

Mr. Nelson stated that on North Headley Road near the old Headley School there is a property that has a few large pine trees that causes a line of sight problem. This area of Headley Road is between Matlock Road & Maplecrest Dr. Mr. Nelson would like to be contacted regarding the status of this complaint after the inspection has been completed.

Case Date:

6/1/2006

The line of sight problem is at Fritz Drive and the Bypass. There is grass that is overgrown causing a line of sight problem for those trying to pull off of Fritz Drive onto the Bypass. The grass is behind the guardrail. The citizen did not know if this was State property or not.

Case Date:

7/9/2004

Overgrowth of bushes in the alley between S. Jefferson and Bryan Ave. Traveling west in the alley obstructs view of traffic.

Case Date:

2/20/2002

caller says that pepsi trucks are parked vertically in front of the plant. If you travel south on Woodburn and reach the intersection of 17th and Woodburn, you cannot see W bound traffic travelling on 17th street. He says that the vertically parked trucks obstruct the view. ---please update caller on status or complaint

Case Date:

5/26/2000

The problem is behind this house in the alley. Line of sight the trees really need trimmed here complaintant states.

Case Date:

5/7/2003

Big Evergreen trees in the line of sight.

Case Date:

8/27/2009

Intersection of 17th & Lincoln (southside she believes) there are tree limbs hanging down into the sidewalk and blocking view for pulling out onto street. Believes tree belongs to apartment complex.

Case Date:

10/7/1998

Mr. Geels received a letter for a line of sight problem for his property at 4th St. & Bryan Ave. (See Action #11659). He complained thta the city does not enforce the 25' sight triangle consistently and sited the Southeast corner of 4th & Bryan.

Case Date:

6/1/2006

The gentleman who called in said that when you pull off of Glendora Drive onto Walnut Street there is a line of sight problem looking to both the North and South. There are bushes and trees that are overgrown.