The alley behind the houses (Highland and Hunter) 1310 E. Hunter is not passable. Can someone plow the snow and lay salt / sand? Students are starting to may their way back and need to access the alley.
Street has not been plowed since the major snowstorm on Sunday & Monday. Several other streets in the neighborhood have the same issue.
snow plows came Sunday for the first snow, but I haven't seen any since. Cars have been getting stuck in front of my house. I drove around the Broadview neighborhood last night and lots of roads look like they haven't had a second pass through.
Heirloom Drive is in desperate need of being plowed. The road is still snow covered 3 days after the snow storm, especially with the next snowfall approaching soon.
Parking Spots on patterson and prospect street that are owned by the city have still not been plowed, no one can park here
Ralston Drive has not been salted and plowed in days, or possibly at all. The street runs from Rogers to Rockport and both ends are very bad. It is the worst road we have had to travel on in town. It is difficult to get out of our own road and we are in city limits. If someone could please rectify this problem.
The path between weatherstone and hawthorne, part of the new Hawthorne-Weatherstone Greenway, has not been cleared of snow at all. Even worse, the plows pushed all the snow from Hawthorne into a huge pile blocking the Hawthorne end of the path, so that it is completely impassable. This is totally unacceptable treatment of brand new city infrastructure, which is intended to be a transportation route.
After the storm, the block north of First St on Anita was salted but not plowed, so it currently has a thick layer of snow and slush. The corresponding blocks of Clifton, Rose, and Eastside are in a similar condition.
Alley inbetween 427 and 429 South Henderson has not been plowed leaving the tenants stranded in their apartment buildings. Can this alley please be address as soon as you can get to it? Thanks.
Road needs plowed treated on Eagleson between Atwater and 1st Street