I really appreciate all the hard work that was done to clear the B-line and the Jackson creek trail (phase II). I was surprised to see that the clearing ended abruptly where Gray street crosses the path just south of 11th and I wonder what the plans are for getting it cleared all the way to 17th. Thanks!
I really appreciate all the hard work that was done to clear the B-line and the Jackson creek trail (phase II). I was surprised to see that the clearing ended abruptly where Gray street crosses the path just south of 11th and I wonder what the plans are for getting it cleared all the way to 17th. Thanks!
The Hopewell Plaza is haphazardly plowed. Half the sidewalks are clear, half aren’t. Some crosswalks are clear and some aren’t. For something that’s supposed to be the “great new area” in the city, we’re doing a poor job of maintaining it for winter use.
The B line lights along Rogers St just south of Patterson are also out… There are at least four in a row that have been out for at least a month maybe longer. They are on the west side of Rogers (kind of along the IU health building).
Latimer to Clarizz trail is overgrown - needs some trimming!
This needs cleaned up ASAP. It's dangerous and someone can get hurt
From this point on to a bit past TLRC is TRASH. Limbs are low. There's sand pits by b dub and couple other places. Really travel the path I show. If you avoid it, I've been dealing with it. Also bush at the bottom of this hill (Miller& Henderson) needs trimmed before someone gets hurt
Trails heading west are degrading in condition. Several large cracks and empty voids along the trail. Also Limbs along the trail are ridiculously low. Several are less than 5 feet off the ground and need trimmed. They need to be at least 6 feet up so people of average height can travel without issues of getting smacked in the face with tree limbs that are soaking wet. Please resolve both issues
4th Street trail between Roosevelt and Bryan is overgrown and difficult to walk on path due to overgrowth.
An expansive plant is growing across half the trail the length of two Winslow Farm units. It needs to be cut way back to allow the entire width of the trail to be used. I don't think the Winslow Farms Association feels any ownership or responsibility for it.