There is a shrub on the southwest corner of Fritz and Gilbert that is into the roadway. Traffic Division has trimmed back as much as they could to make the stop sign more visible but the shrub needs to be trimmed back more.
When trying to turn onto Grimes from Park you can not see on-coming traffic in either direction.
This is actually at the intersection of Gourley Pike & Arlington Road, across from 1930 W. Gourley Pike. A gentleman almost got hit due to the visibility issue at this intersection. You can barely see oncoming traffic looking to the North as you pull off of Gourley onto Arlington Road.
At the northeast corner of 10th and Dunn, the Mr. Copy building has a "Fax" sign that is in the sight triangle. Also, there is a Herald Times newspaper box in the sight triangle. These two items obstruct the view around the corner. I called both involved parties, Mr. Seibert of Mr. Copy and Mohammed of the Herald Times and both items will be moved within the next couple of days. Citizen was wrote letter on 3-7-96 notifying him of these results.
There is a line of sight issue when you are going Westbound on Dixie turning to go North onto Lincoln Street. There are flowers in the island there but the main problem is the cars that park up to the intersection. She feels that you need to remove one parking space on the East side of Lincoln Street just South of Dixie. She would like for someone to give her a call to let her know what is going to be done.
Over-grown hedges blocking the line-of-sight.
Day lilies on the west make it difficult to see the street when travelling north bound at Hawthorne and Maxwell. Difficult to see oncoming traffic when trying to turn right or left.
Because this house is so close to the sidewalk, it is nearly impossible to see the E->W cross traffic on 9th Street when one is traveling south on Grant. An easy way to address this is to ask the owner to trim or remove the shrubs that are on the south side of the building. Of course, a better remedy would be to install a stop sign on 9th Street at this intersection, making it an 3-way (= All-way) stop.
Bush in the southeast corner of Allen-Walnut intersection makes it more difficult for westbound vehicles to see northbound vehicles.
NW corner of Grant/8th has shrubs that hinder view of oncoming traffic when traveling south on Grant. When you get to the intersection you have to slowly pull into it because the shrubs prevent you from seeing cars traveling east on 8th Street, and they don't have a stop sign on 8th so they just plow through the intersection. This has been a hazard off and on for years.