There is a line of sight problem with the wildflowers/grass at the "circle" between North Walnut Street and S. College Avenue north of town. If you are going north on Walnut Street and cut across to turn onto College Avenue you have a problem seeing because of the wildflowers/grass to the north of the circle.
If you travel N. on Stull, at the corner of Grimes/stull there is a large shrub and a wild bush obstructing the view. There are also tall sunflowers that block the view going W. on Grimes (at the corner of Stull and Grimes.
The grass behind Service Merchandise is too high and is blocking the view of traffic.
On the south east corner of N. Dunn and Old State Road 37 there are weeds that are growing up and it prevents anyone at that intersection from clearly seeing oncoming traffic coming from the right side.
You turn off of N. Walnut Street into the Blue Ridge Subd. Turn right onto N. Blue Ridge Drive. As you go up the hill there are tree branches overgrown into the road that scrape vehicles. The branches cause the drivers to swerve into the oncoming lane of traffic. There is another problem as you turn left onto E. Blue Ridge Drive. There are pine trees that block the line of sight of oncoming traffic.
At the intersection of Jamie Lane & Rhorer Road when you look to the west there is a pine tree that is partially obstructiing your sight.
At the intersection of Clifton and Hillside the bushes are over grown and causing a line of sight problem. Also, the sidewalk on Hillside between Clifton and High is over grown in places causing people/children to have to walk to close to the curb/traffic.
East on Maxwell Lane at the corner of High. (northwest & southwest corners) there are weeds & trash that block the line of sight when you are turning from Maxwell Lane onto High.
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH ON HIGH STREET AND TURNING TO GO EAST ONTO COVENANTER DRIVE, THERE IS A LINE OF SIGHT PROBLEM ON THE SW CORNER. THIS IS A VACANT LOT.
Overgrown hedges at the corner of Atwater & Hawthorne. Lady caller said that she was almost in an accident because of the line of sight problem.