The problem is actually on the Southeast corner of Morton & Dodds Street. There is a line of sight problem for people traveling North on Morton Street trying to look to the east on Dodds
Overgrown bushes and vehicles parked in the alleyway. Caller said she almost had a head-on accident in the alley.
Ms. Wruble stopped by Pubic Works Department to voice her concerns regarding a line of sight problem exiting High Speed Tire Company. She was involved in an accident recently and she stated that she could not properly see oncoming traffic before she pulled out of the parking lot. She also stated that there is no sidewalk for pedestrian use and that cars park on both sides of Madison which also inhibits line of sight.
Weeds are protruding from a retraining wall the obscures the line of sight on Dodds Street.
bush prevents seeing clearly from South Grant to 2nd
Marlene stated that the bushes at the intersection of Gates Drive and Jacob Drive as causing a line of sight problem as you travel west on Jacob Drive to the instersection of Gates Drive.
At the intersection of South Walnut Street Pike and Burks it is difficult to see to pull out onto Walnut Street Pike.
At the intersection of South Walnut Street Pike and Burks it is difficult to see to pull out onto Walnut Street Pike.
The trees and brush are overgrown at the intersection of N. Walnut Street and Old State Road 37. As you are pulling off of State Road 37 to go south on Walnut Street the line of sight is very bad looking south. Sometimes people run the red light, going North on Walnut Street, and it is almost too late for those coming off of State Road 37.