Need new bold white block crosswalk markings painted on street. This is a bus stop, near a park with lots of children. Cars rarely come to a complete stop and often run this stop sign. I requested this earlier this year and it was never completed.
This is a problem on High St, not Locust Ct. New signs were installed on the west side of High Street warning that there is a crosswalk coming up at Greenbriar and High. But the signs are obscured by vegetation so that they are not visible to drivers going south on High St.
It has been 11 weeks since Millstone tore out my driveway and the sidwalk. It is still an awful mess. 3 weeks ago I got a notice from them that they would be replacing my driveway “this week”. It is still a terrible, muddy mess that struggle to drive through. No progress on the driveways anywhere in 6 days. FFS WHEN is this going to be completed? I want my damned driveway back. It’s almost September.
The sidewalk is badly broken in several places on the eastern side of Liberty Drive between Bloomfield Rd and the ALDI supermarket. I have been passing there a few times a year since 2007, and every time I wonder if somebody will report this and it will be eventually fixed... but I guess nobody did, so now I do :-)
Sidewalk has settled over an inch below the street. Significant trip hazard. Crews are fixing sidewalk end caps the next block down and I was hoping this was included in that work scope. Thank you.
Sidewalk raised. Weeds and grass growing
There are two signs that were blocking the sidewalk all summer saying that the sidewalk ahead was closed for construction. They never served any useful purpose and the construction has been done for weeks. Someone moved them onto the grass, but they should be taken away because you can still bump your head on them.
The current height/grade of the curb/sidewalk causes the bottom of vehicles to scrape the sidewalk. You can see the scrape marks in the included photo.
Sidewalk is nothing but ice. I just about fell.
The yellow paint on the curb on either side of the alley that runs between 205 and 209 East Wylie Street has worn off and needs to be repainted. Cars are parking right at the edge of the alley, sometimes partially blocking it.