Case Date:

8/25/2006

Problems seeing oncoming traffic while turning left off Spicewood Lane.

Case Date:

6/22/2004

Can not see to pull off of Cory Ln. on to W. 3rd Street. Limbs need to be cut at 302 Cory Ln., or 301 Cory Ln.

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4/17/2001

There is a large bush at the corner of Grant & Southern Dr. which is impairing the view of the street for drivers in that intersection.

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7/13/1998

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.

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5/14/2003

Resident of Willow Manor Apartments states that it is difficult to see to your right as you pull out of the driveway of the apartment complex. There are bushes that block the drivers site preventing you from seeing vehicles coming over the hill.

Case Date:

6/8/2004

Address appromiate: Corner of St. James Ct and Forrester Street

Case Date:

7/23/2004

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

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12/8/1998

@ High & Atwater, Eastbound traffic cannot see southbound traffic on High. Vehicles on West side of High park too close to intersection!

Case Date:

10/11/1999

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.

Case Date:

10/11/1999

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.