In the past week, I have seen two vehicles on the B Line Trail by the seminary Kroger. In both instances, they turned from Morton Street onto the trail cutting through the area where the pavers are. You need additional bollards or trees or something to prevent traffic from cutting through. Thank you.
There is a very active bald faced hornet nest hanging in a tree over the Clear Creek Trail. The tree is located at 1479 W Eagleview right at the fence next to the trail. It is on the east side of the trail a little bit south of the water fountain. It is right above a water "manhole." I think the tree is a crabapple tree. I have included a picture.
Overgrown sidewalk down south Weimer road
Lamppost 156 on the B-Line is completely out.
The west side of the trail between the dog park at switchyard and country club road has absolutely zero trash receptacles. This means that anyone who might have garbage or pet waste has nowhere to dump it when they are on the west part of the trail. The east section of the trail has two between the dog park and country club. It would be convenient if there were just one trash bin in the west side of the trail.
Along the B-Line trail, lampposts # 98, 100, 105, 156 are all completely out with no light. #188 is very very dim basically not producing any helpful light. As of 8/8/26 11pm #98 and 100 are at 2nd St #105 is near the backside of My Sister's Closet #156 is near Moravec Way #188 is at North Adams
Would you consider a retaining structure for the gravel under the bridge on B-Line between Moravec and Fairview? It's often spilling out onto the trail
There are 3 places on the Lanam Trail at Griffy that have branches or trees blocking the trail. Walking from the trail head to the creek first there are some large oak branches on the trail. Next there is the top of a fallen sycamore tree on the trail and third is a large dead tree across the trail (see photo).
I live next to the Winslow Woods Tree Conservancy and have noticed that there is a very large poplar near the entrance of the trail to the wooded area that is dying. The leaves are turning yellow/brown and falling off. The tree looked healthy until just recently. If it were to fall, it could be very damaging to other trees around it and depending on the direction of its fall, could be damaging to our property. I appreciate someone taking a look at this as soon as possible and would be happy to show where the tree is located. Thank you, Heather Robinson
There is quite a bit of vegetation growth out into Clear Creek trail at many locations. This is a problem for cyclists who can be hit in the face if they are unseen. Perhaps it can be trimmed by the grass cutting crew.