The intersection of 7th and Dunn has become incredibly dangerous since the removal of the stop signs on 7th St cross streets. There has already been at least one accident. A stop sign *at least* at this intersection, if not every second cross street, is a necessity for public safety.
The sign on the west side of the intersection needs to be reset as it was tampered with during the school year.
A pedestrian sign is leaning out towards the road. Campus Bus reported to IU grounds.
missing crosswalk sign
There is a "no parking in alley" sign in the dumpster behind One City Center. The dumpster is next to an apartment complex. The sign is on a pole and it looks like it belongs to the city.
Wylie St./Rogers St. green marker signs are faded, peeling and hard to read.
Vehicles failing to stop at stop sign and endangering pedestrians. The lines on the road are not bright for the crosswalk. Missing cross walk lines through out Allendale.
In regards to the alley in between Lincoln and Grant, behind the Boys and Girls club. As you may know, that stretch of Lincoln is closed due to construction. Currently the only way to access The Boys and Girls Club is through the alley. The Club has asked parents to treat it as a one way, following the flow of Lincoln. Though of course not many are abiding and it’s almost caused me an accident last week. I had a small fender bender in that alley in 2019, he sped through one of the entrances to the alley going towards Grant as I was moving towards 3rd. With heavier traffic through this area for the Club, it’s a creating dangerous mess. I would at the very least suggest temporary “One Way” signs following the flow of Lincoln St during this construction to prevent any accidents and congestion. Thank you for your time.
Street lines and signs not enough to avoid a head on collision. Temporary lines are not sticking to pavemnet. Have seen motorists make north-flow clairizz a 2 lane one way.
The tenants at the apartment complex across the street have pulled up the no parking sign from the north side of the street and tossed it into the massively overgrown invasive species on the property (which also need to be addressed). Thanks!