Caller to HAND reporting a large tree between his property and the neighbors has fallen and blocked the sidewalk and is concerned for safety of those passing near/under a large branch. He thinks that this may be a City-responsible tree and would like to be contacted by phone for follow-up.
At the relato. Perhaps this is all that is required, but there is no detour signage or any signage here where sidewalk/ multi use path is closed. only caution tape very close to equipment on either side.
A branch broke off a tree in front of our house and it is blocking the sidewalk. The street in the picture is Cricket Knoll in Gentry Estates. Our address is 4403 E Carrington Ct.
Tree limb broken and blocking the sidewalk next to the alley.
FA Wilhelm is still using the protected bike lane for staging materials and construction equipment this morning even after the deadline to vacate.
I have live at Acadia Court Apts and have difficulty walking. There have been two construction cones blocking the sidewalk and uneven particle board covering the walk making it difficult for me to leave my apartment and get to my car in the parking lot without falling down. Property management has not been responsive to my request for completion of the work.
Constantly parks blocking sidewalk to stollers and wheelchairs
City construction on sidewalk with no type 2 closure barricades and no sidewalk detour. This has been here for a week and still has no detour and no changes. As a contractor we are held to a higher standard. If I closed this sidewalk and pulled the permit I’d be sitting on several fines at this point. Just a good example of how the city and city relationship is poor. Which paints the picture of a hostile relationship between contractors and city enforcement when you issue fine.
Can someone please contact the Relato and tell them to stop blocking the multi use path? This is the second time in about a week. People walking and biking should not have to deal with unpredictable obstructions on infrastructure NOT FOR CARS. There is parking immediately adjacent.
This house has two driveways: one on E 2nd St, on one with a garage in Anita. There is no reason that car should be allowed to park in a way that blocks sidewalk for pedestrians on 2nd Street, forcing them to walk into the busy street to walk around the car.