This is a continuous issue that seems to have no resolution. This person is parking their various cars right in front of a fire hydrant. In case of a house fire their car would be damaged due to how close and inaccessible the fire hydrant is. The current car parked in front is a blue Honda Civic license plate #DHB956
I have a section of sidewalk that is sinking. They marked it last year to be fixed but miss it. They are working in the neighborhood now so maybe they can fix it. It’s very slippery in the winter and people slip when it’s wet. Thanks
Milestone contractors replaced sidewalk. All the turf/grass repair is washed out creating a safety issue for users
At 2nd Street and Euclid, there is a strip of sidewalk with no curb cut. This is next to the yellow house that is across from 919 W. 2nd Street. This curb does not allow for a resident of this neighborhood that is in a wheelchair to turn around at this location, or move through this section of sidewalk.
Buckled sidewalk. Over the weekend I sat with a friend on the bench in front of the library on Grant & Kirkwood for just a few minutes. In that amount of time, every second or third person walking by tripped on that sidewalk that is raised. There is very faded yellow paint but worn off now. Needs to be leveled. Someone will fall. A wheelchair could not go up.
20 feet of sidewalk along 8th Street is degraded and in need of replacement.
Large invasive weed impinging on walkway. Blocked walk is actually on 7th. Tried attaching photo.
Landscaping impinging on the walkway. See photo.
There is a missing street sign at the intersection of Kirkwood and ? Possibly Grant St. There is an uneven sidewalk plank in front of the corner bench at that intersection. While sitting there during the festival we watched nearly every passerby trip on that elevated sidewalk edge.
I’m following up on 204624, which I reported last week. I was happy to see that a railing had been installed with 48 hours of my filing the complaint, and I know my complaint had nothing to do with the railing getting installed. I’m asking that the city pay more attention to these uneven sidewalks and require property owners to mark them with paint, cones or, in the best case scenario, railings. The uneven sidewalks seem to be likely a violation of the ADA. There was a similar situation in front of Sweet Greens before they finally installed a railing, and there is still a similar situation in front of CVS on Kirkwood. Thank you.