Since i know you won't do anything about it, please indicate where the fucking sidewalk is supposed to be in this photo. It is like this every. Single. Time that i come by here during business hours
There is no cut out to help those in wheel chairs. This should be an accessible sidewalk.
I'm not sure which service to report this under, but Deer Park Management has not been sufficiently taking care of leaf removal at The Boulders apartment complex. They hired a contractor, who just blew the leaves onto the curb/street/sidewalk, leaving some of the sidewalks covered in leaves (slippery when wet), and blocking storm drains in the street. I also noticed on the leaf pickup map that our neighborhood was marked as complete, but if you were to drive through, you would see that this isn't the case (S. Weatherstone Lane).
Sidewalk detour for construction on south side of Kirkwood between lincoln&washington is obstructed by concrere-pumping crane.
on walnut, between 3rd st and 4th st, in front of a law office (after firestone), there's a sunken-in sidewalk panel that floods when it rains, so then i have to walk around it in the mud. i have noticed this before, but this is the 1st time i am reporting it.
Sidewalk at 411 S Lincoln is covered in a layer of gravel.
918 East first st. Sidewalk on Woodlawn side obstructed by fence and vegetation
1017 E. First. Yew and Vines obstruct sidewalk at front walkway
There is some sort of storm drain cover between 718 and 706 University that flips over if you step on it. I was walking down the sidewalk on the north side of the street and had to walk on the grass to avoid low hanging trees (that really need to be trimmed). I stepped on the cover and it flipped and I fell into it up to my knee, causing several serious scrapes on my leg. It is very dangerous! I was hurt so I didn't take note of the exact address, but it's on the patch of grass between the sidewalk and the street, and the low-hanging trees make it impossible to walk down the sidewalk - more people are going to fall in it. Please fix it so it doesn't flip - it was a very scary and painful experience!
A private limestone retaining wall has fallen on to a public sidewalk on Euclid street between west 2nd street and Howe street. The sidewalk is blocked and is a safety hazard. Someone could trip over the pile of stone and possibly file a lawsuit against the city. Also, the fallen wall has been there since January. Thanks, Chris.