Reported on 1/16 that the posts and concrete at the intersection of Winslow and Walnut Street Pike are hard to see at night. Reflectors needed replaced and curb needed painted with reflective paint. Nothing was done and someone ran over one of the posts.
The pedestrian crossing light for the beeline trail on country club Drive/Winslow Road is malfunctioning and circles from yellow to red to flashing red back to yellow then red then flashing red
Street sign knocked over
One of the signs for the pedestrian crossing in the NE corner of the Sare and Rogers roundabout blew off its post during the recent severe storm. The sign is laying on the ground near the post. Thanks for the repair!
stoplight at 2nd st and walker intersection is stopping 2nd st traffic way too often. i don't know what changed recently, but it seems like it might now be part of the coordinated stoplight grid because there are often never any cars there when the light changes despite 2nd st traffic backing up. we will sit at the light at patterson, then sit at the light at walker, then sit at the light at rogers, but at least those other two lights have traffic that needs accommodating. walker does not.
The I 69 sign at the corner of Tapp and Leonards Springs has been hit and has fallen over. Drivers cannot see it. Looks beat up too. Might need to be replaced
Just north of second and college ave, Between United Way building and Planned Parenthood the one way sign is on the ground and the remaining hanging sign is very loose
Basswood Dr. sign blew off, in grass on same side of rd as hotel.
The left turn only lane signage is missing and the street paint for the left turn only is no longer visible. Basically there is no way to know that the left lane from Grimes to Walnut is left turn only. The sign for Walnut St is sun bleached and almost impossible to read as well.
The stop sign on the westbound side of 11th Street at the intersection with Maple was vandalized. It looks like it was tagged with silver-gray paint, and then someone tried to paint over that with red paint. I tried to see if I could remove it with a mild solvent but didn't want to risk further damage. Since folks frequently seem to not notice this stop sign and accidentally run it, it might be best to completely replace it. There are some special coatings that can be applied to a new sign to make it easier to remove grafitti in the future. It might be worthwhile to apply one of these coatings to a replacement sign, since our neighborhood is frequently targeted.