I took a little tumble on the sidewalk downtown on Kirkwood this morning coming back from the bank. It's just starting to hurt so I thought I'd notify you encase something turns up broken later. I'm not a big fan of those brick sidewalks, they're uneven and slick in the rain and snow.
Requesting a sidewalk connecting the Arlington pedestrian crossing overpass with the sidewalk along Gourley Pike West of Kinser Pike. The blind curve on Gourley Pike on this route makes it especially hazardous for me in my power wheelchair given my need to operate clear of the roadway edge due to rollover hazard and inability to yield to oncoming traffic by exiting the motorway.
The sidewalk on 9th between Grant and Lincoln St. is crumbling and falling apart.
Missing segment between Gourley and existing sidewalk that goes to College Ave. Today I have to take my chair into the he motorway with monster concrete truck traffic.
The sidewalk on the north & east sides of the 4th Street parking garage is in terrible shape.
Sidewalks at Olcott Park have not been shoveled as of March 8, 2015. Very snowy and icy. Currently 42 degrees and my children and others are trying to play at the park.
I am not sure who to ask about this. I am the head of the neighborhood association Elm Heights. We have had a lot of work done by the gas company both this and last year and we were wondering if they will be patching up all the wholes in the sidewalks and streets and what the time line we can expect? We know the bad weather and winter can be a problem with this and I just need something to pass on to people who are worried they may be responsible. I can send you photos and addresses if you need them. In general it is 2nd street between Lincoln and Henderson, Henderson near 2nd and some other cross streets. Also the parallel street Hunter Ave. Thank you so much, Jenny Southern
the sidewalk in front of our apartment community is broken and unsafe! Someone is going to get hurt! (Note from staff: Area of concern is 3209 E. 10th Street,(Fountain Park Apartments).
Walking hazard on just west of Grasstree on north side of Heather. Building & Architecture, Peppergrass Homeowners Association.
On April 6th I reported eight sidewalk problems along the north side of Heather Dr. between Grasstree Ct. and Laurel Ct. I included photos and also mentioned these could be a safety hazard, especially for many of our older residents. The following day I received a call back which was much appreciated. Although some work has been done (see last paragraph), nothing at all was done to the most uneven slab. It is directly across from 700 Heather on the NORTH side of the street near a mailbox cluster. See 701_E_Heather_Dr.jpg. There is a full 2" difference in height. I am reporting this particular one again, because a resident tripped on it April 27th and received bruises and abrasions to her face and hands. Her name is Barbara Wachholz, and she lives at 3708 Grasstree Ct. A neighbor was concerned enough to photograph her face. Fortunately, no bones were broken. I notice some of these raised/uneven slabs were recently beveled or chipped off which could probably help. But I don't believe this was done thoroughly enough to help very much. For example the other end of the slab adjacent to the one I mentioned above wasn't chipped off all the way across. Please advise. Thank you, Marvin Allen, 3907 S. Laurel Ct. Peppergrass Homeowners Association 812-369-4130