Trees were planted when the bicycle path was built. Later, the stop sign on Seventh at Dunn was reinstalled. Now, a tree blocks the stop sign when heading east on Seventh so you can't see the stop sign on the right/south side of the street.
Anne Holohan notified us that the 1-way sign is blocked by flora at the NE corner of 7th and Dunn.
Citizen states the corner E. 7th and Jefferson.
Evelyn said at E 4th ST and Clark there is an overgrown bush that is blocking the view for cars. She also mentioned a pile of dead tree limbs but I'm not sure if its at the same location or not.
At the intersection of 2nd & Highland, there is a stop sign being blocked by a bush. People are going through the stop sign.
South of the intersectio of E 1st Street and Eagleson (formerly Jordan), the stop sign is completely obscured by tree branches. I have had to stop quickly several times, only because I live in the neighborhood and know there is a stop sign. But if you don't know it is there, you cannot see it. The other day I forgot and almost ran the stop sign into First street. IT was very scary. I am concerned about traffic accidents here.
Anne Holahan notified us that the school zone 20 mph sign on the NE corner of 1st and Woodlawn is blocked by flora.
There is an issue with line of sight at the intersection of 15th and N. Dunn. Vegetation at NW corner along the west side of Dunn St.
As the weather warms up, there are more and more bicyclists on the sidewalk on the square one just nearly ran over my toddler and me. I told him he was in a dismount zone. He asked where that was posted and I was unable to find a sign with that information. If that has not been repealed, it needs to be better communicated and enforced. Thank you.