Mr. Koontz stated that there is a line of sight problem where College Ave. merges with Walnut Street. He states that patrons from their parking lot cannot see to pull out due to the tall weeds. He believes that the propery is owned by the Grease Pit.
There are wildflowers/grass growing around the stop sign on the northwest corner of Henderson Street and Grimes Lane. It is the property owner's landscaping that has overgrown causing a problem.
Can not see to pull off of Cory Ln. on to W. 3rd Street. Limbs need to be cut at 302 Cory Ln., or 301 Cory Ln.
Address appromiate: Corner of St. James Ct and Forrester Street
Resident stated her driveway is off the alley and that when you exit the alley onto 2nd street there is a line of sight problem.
The house at 719 E. Hunter butts up against the N/S alley, and they have weeds and trees growing in to the alley so that it makes it hard to get through the alley. Mr. Itter also stated that the residence at this address also has parking right off the alley and leaves the cars parked half in the alley.
Pulling out onto Rogers Street dangerous due to overgrown shrubs next to the alley.
Citizen stated that their is a line of sight problem at 438 Meadowbrook Ln at the NW corner.
Fence in the line of sight as she pulls out of her driveway. Has questions about anexation.
At the corner of South High Street & Southdowns Drive. Tree limbs are hiding the stop sign. Susan was at the intersection and was almost hit when a driver failed to stop at stop sign because its so hard to see.