McCammon called in regarding a line of sight problem at S. Rogers & Cherokee Drive. As you are pulling onto S. Rogers Street from Cherokee you can not see vehicles coming south on Rogers due to pine tree limbs.
Citizen called to inform the City that at the corner of Wilton & Windsor (Greenbriar) is a line of sight issue. Trees are overhanging the street causing vehicles to move over to the other lane to avoid being hit by limbs and that there is not sufficient clearance to drive safely.
The property owner on the northeast corner has a chain link fence with pine trees. The trees have become overgrown and are causing a line of sight problem for drivers pulling off of Huntington onto Miller Drive.
Resident states that there is bushes and high weeds on the Northeast corner of Eastside Drive & Circle Drive that causes a visibility problem.
There is a line of sight problem where Eastside Drive turns into Circle Drive. If you are looking to the left, it is very difficult to see around bushes that have become overgrown. The citizen has almost been hit at least 2 times.
Stop sign and traffic obscured by overgrowth
There is a visibility issue on the SW corner of Maxwell Street & Thornton Drive. The house on the corner built a fence around the property and planted trees on the outside which has caused a visibility issue for someone going north on Thornton looking to the west on Maxwell.
The residents at 1643 E. Maplecrest Drive park there vehicles in the street. This address is at the corner of Headley Drive & Maplecrest. If a vehicle is going north on Headley and turns left onto Maplecrest they have to go around a tan, Ford Ranger that is always parked there. This causes a problem if someone is turning off of Maplecrest onto Headley. The road is only wide enough to accommodate two lanes of traffic, therefore, the vehicles almost collide before they realize someone is comin
There is a line of sight issue with bushes/trees as she is pulling out of her driveway. The problem is with the empty lot next to her driveway that is overgrown.
A Bush is overgrown at the intersection causing a visibility problem.