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.
excessive growth on west side of road makes it difficult to see when coming south on Woodscrest to Woodbine
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.
THE PROBLEM IS AT THE CORNER OF WALNUT STREET PIKE AND WINSLOW ROAD. IF YOU ARE GOING SOUTH ON WALNUT STREET PIKE AND STOP AT THE INTERSECTION WITH WINSLOW ROAD. IF YOU TRY TO LOOK TO THE EAST YOUR LINE OF SIGHT IS OBSTRUCTED BY A TREE THAT WAS PLANTED AT THE CORNER. WHEN THE TREE WAS ORIGINALLY PLANTED IT WAS VERY SMALL, BUT NOW THAT IT HAS GROWN LARGER IT OBSTRUCTS THE VIEW.
At the intersection of Walnut Street Pike and Winslow road (on the Pizza Hut property) there is an evergreen tree that obstructs the line of sight for traffic.
Ms. Vent states that the parking needs to be removed from Hawthone and Hunter Ave. Ms. Vent stated that she witnessed an accident there recently and that with allowed in this area it makes it impossible to see oncoming traffic. If removing the parking is not an option she would like to have a stop sign installed. (the address is an approximate for entering into the complaint system.
Line of sight problem at Davis & Grant. Shrubs/weeds
Intersection of W. 3rd street and Walker Street (southeast corner of W. 3rd)--Weeds are blocking W. 3rd traffic
Citizen states that the trees/shrubs on the southeast corner of Huntington & Hillside causes a line of sight problem for those turning off of Huntington onto Hillside.
BUSHES OVERGROWN CAUSING A PROBLEM TRYING TO PULL OUT ONTO GRIMES LANE. THE GENTLEMAN ORIGINALLY FILED A COMPLAINT WITH "HAND" ABOUT THE BUSHES AND HIGH GRASS. THE OWNERS MOWED THE GRASS BUT THE BUSHES HAVE OVERGROWN ONTO THE SIDEWALK AND THE GENTLEMAN CANNOT GET HIS WHEELCHAIR AROUND THEM.