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.
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.
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.
Resident stated her driveway is off the alley and that when you exit the alley onto 2nd street there is a line of sight problem.
The southwest corner of Clifton & 2nd Street is overgrown making it difficult to see to pull out onto 2nd.
The southwest corner of Clifton & 2nd Street is overgrown making it difficult to see to pull out onto 2nd.
Line of sight problem when eastbound on Wexley Rd., looking north. Bushes blocking line of sight.
neighbor says that a bush in the yard at 210 E. Grimes is blocking their view of the road when they pull out of their driveway
Tree/bush w/large leaves obstructing view when vehicles pull out of Cory Ln. & going west onto 3rd St. Jerry thinks property owned by Don Cowden.
Ms. Daywalt stated that at the intersection of High Street & Meadowbluff Court there is a line of sight problem. If you are on Meadowbluff and you are attempting a left hand turn, there is a large plant that creates a problem.