Complaintant states that the problem is at an interection and he didn't know the exacy address. It is at the intersection of E. 5th St. and N. Clark St. there are trees blocking the N. view for buses that drive this area. They can not see oncoming traffic because of these trees.
The citizen who called stated that they can not see to pull off of Martha Dr on to Matlock Rd. which is located on the north east corner.
This complaint came through HAND. The citizen stated that as he is going south on Jefferson Street anc comes to the intersection with 5th Street, there is a large bush that obstructs the line of sight. Currently 5th Street stops for Jefferson Street. The citizen did not state which corner but I used 100 N. Jefferson as the address.
BPD called Street Dept. to report that there was an accident at the alley between College and Morton (they were turning on to College). over grown weeds were a factor. They would like some one to take care of it.
Tree blocking visability on College Avenue.
high weeds at 15th Street and Maple (citizen thinks it may be city property) block line of sight, and it may cause an accident
caller says that pepsi trucks are parked vertically in front of the plant. If you travel south on Woodburn and reach the intersection of 17th and Woodburn, you cannot see W bound traffic travelling on 17th street. He says that the vertically parked trucks obstruct the view. ---please update caller on status or complaint
corner of E 5th and Clark Street--tree is overgrown. Heading east on 5th, if you look to the left you cannot see on-coming traffic
trees are obstructing the intersection of Walnut Leaf and Leonard Springs. When turning from Walnut Leaf onto Leonard Springs, it is difficult to see traffic coming towards you. There is a large shrub on the Southside of the street and tall grass on the North side of the street.
There are shrubs at the northeast corner of Bryan Avenue and 5th Street that cause a line of sight problem. Traffic Division at one time trimmed these bushes back but citizen states that there is still a problem. Note: This area is a 4-way stop.