Citizen states that if you are going east on Davis Street and turn to go north on Henderson there is a hedge that obstructs your line of sight. The property has changed ownership and the former owner trimmed the hedge. The people there now have not trimmed it and it has grown up pretty far.
There is a line of sight problem at the north-south alley, between Lincoln and Grant, that comes out onto E. Hillside Drive. When you are pulling out onto E. Hillside and looking to the right you cannot see oncoming traffic.
On the South East corner of Grant & Grimes Ln, the neighbor's bushes are blocking the view of traffic. They cannot see to get out of their driveway.
THE BUSHES AT THE BACK OF THE THE PROPERTY ARE OVERGROWN NEAR THE ROADWAY. THIS MAKES IT DIFFICULT FOR THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE HOUSE BEHIND THE ABOVE ADDRESS TO PULL OUT ONTO THE STREET. MANY TIMES THEY HAVE TO GET OUT OF THEIR VEHICLES TO DIRECT TRAFFIC. (NOTE: THIS WAS CALLED IN TO "HAND" AND REFERRED TO ENG.)
School bus driver having trouble with overgrown trees and bushes at 430 and 431 E. Wylie.
Wild flowers are blocking the line of sight on the South East corner of the Stull Grimes intersection.
vegitation overgrown on the N W corner at Henderson and Grimes.
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.
If you are going west on Davis and are turning on to Grant you can not see around the weeds at 1001 S. Grant.
neighbor says that a bush in the yard at 210 E. Grimes is blocking their view of the road when they pull out of their driveway