closed #213650
Line of Sight
2851 E Longview AVE
- Case Date:
- 8/31/2026
A stop sign at 7th and Longview (near Relato apartments) is completely obscured by a tree branch (for south bound drivers). A saw a car blast through it on Friday.
A stop sign at 7th and Longview (near Relato apartments) is completely obscured by a tree branch (for south bound drivers). A saw a car blast through it on Friday.
The needle that I reported a few days ago is still there! It is not very visible and someone could step on it! It’s on a park path coming from the b-line to Butler park. Please send someone to get it as soon as possible!!!!
On the sidewalk along the north side of Weatherstone, there is a branch with a sharp edge at approximately eye level.
Northeast corner of the intersection of Manor and Sheridan, a tree growing in the drainage ditch is overtaking the road. It makes it dangerous as vehicles are making wide turns and cannot see what is happening on the roads.
Big bushy tree when you are north on Grant and try to look east (right) on 19th
Stop sign blocked by foliage when coming down the hill heading east. Had a close call yesterday with a car that didn't see the sign till late
A tree that is on city property is about half dead. I’m concerned it will fall on my car if I park nearby during a storm. It is located near 334 and 338 S Madison Street. Please look at the GIS to verify that it is on city property. I think it is a mulberry tree. Thank you!
Hello- I'm unsure if this is the right place to share this. The tree planted between my home's sidewalk and the street has grown a few limbs that extend over my driveway. It rubs against my car as I pull in. Our van rubs against it even more. Should I address this myself? Is this something for the city to address? Do I take it to another department? Or, if it's not something the city addresses now, when would it become an issue I'd take to the city? Thanks for your help! Tommy Grimm
You have to pull all the way to the very edge of the road to see around the bushes and shrubs that grow in that gore/traffic island between Dodds, Walnut, and College Ave. The shrubs are grown out to the point where visibility is obscured, making it difficult to see around them until you're basically in the road. This is especially dangerous because of how busy Walnut St is during the day.
When leaving the Tapp Rd/B-Line trailhead, there is a large bush that significantly limits the line of sight from the traffic traveling eastbound on Tapp Rd. This bush needs to be completely removed. I filed a uReport last year. This issue will get progressively worse as the growing season picks up. Please resolve at your earliest opportunity. Thank you!