At this location, last summer was installed a crosswalk, and concrete was poured in the middle of the road. This project appears to have been done for months, however, traffic cones and barricades still sit there. It's extremely unsightly, if the project is over, can't they be taken away?
Good afternoon, I am writing to report an issue with water drainage coming from the roofs of houses and dumping on to the sidewalk. Along N. Indiana Ave, many houses/apartments (owned by Elkins Apartments) have drainage downspouts that empty directly on to the sidewalk. This creates a hazard with constant freeze and thew during the winter months. I have personally felt unsafe walking down a sloped sidewalk, on what is pure ice during periods this winter. Indiana Ave. is a very high foot traffic area during winter months as fans walk to and from basketball games. From witnessing several people slip and fall on the ice, I feel like it is my duty as a citizen to report this issue to the city. Though we have been blessed this season with relatively mild temperatures, this does not overshadow the safety hazard created from the downspouts off many of these houses. This problem would ideally need to be handled quickly before the next cold spell of weather. Thank you. Best regards
Atwater between Hawthorne and Ballantine Streets that is so dangerous and so impossible to navigate in a wheelchair
Sidewalk is unable to be walked on
Directly in front of Amrit India Restaurant- sidewalk at large lamp post is broken apart, is uneven, and has ledges that someone could easily trip over
At the southeast corner of the courthouse square, there is a plastic electric utility cover plate. That plate is cracked and bows down unexpectedly when stepped on. This is a tripping hazard. Thanks!
The sidewalk at the corner of Winslow Rd and Westminster has designated
Trees grown over onto sidewalk at White Oaks Cemetery on 7th Street, just west of Pine St., north side of the road
The sidewalk in front of 1423 W 8th St. has a crack that runs for several segments. A hole approximately 2 feet wide is a tripping hazard.
The intersection between Woodbine and Woodscrest has become dangerous. When we turn from Woodscrest onto Woodbine, we are unable to see incoming traffic from the right due to the residents' having planted a large shrub that blocks the view. In addition, before we get to that intersection, we no longer can see the stop sign, as it is hidden by another tree that they planted. Is there anything that could be done about this to clear the intersection? I am attaching two pictures (well, I am attempting to, as I do not know if they will send). With best wishes and thanks for your time.