There are several green utility flags in my back yard. I live at 817 W 11th St and there is a streambed/stormwater ditch between my yard and the BLine trail. There are green flags in my yard and I am curious what they signify. Thanks.
Good morning Is this road ever going to be repaired? Someone made a big deal about this a while back, and we were told it is the city's responsibility and would be repaired after graduation. It is almost July and the situation keeps getting worse. As seen in the attached picture, the water is always there. It is constantly leaking from the sewer. The road in question is East 11th and Fee Ln.
Smell of raw sewage from 46 bypass over Old State Road 37 (Cascades area).
horrid, raw sewage smell coming from the south side of the bypass, at the bridge over old 37
There has been a strong smell of raw sewage along the Jackson Creek Trail near the bridge between Olcott Park and Sherwood Oaks park the last two days.
Hunter foot path and ditch between Eastside Drive and Hunter. Weeds growing onto path, ditch disappearing because of all the weeds that grow in and next to it. Who is responsible: City or adjacent home owner? This problem was first reported on July 22. Nothing seems to have been done about it, so it is getting worse.
The sidewalk just north of the YMCA sign on South Highland Ave is slick with mud. Erosion from an adjacent hillside and mud/leaves from the gutter keep the sidewalk muddy. I shoveled mud off off it for an hour earlier this week, but it needs more work. Cleaning the gutter would be a big help. Thanks!
The difference in height between the curb and the grate are dangerously different. My family has experienced 2 flat tires from this. It is located at the Tapp Road Round about at Adams.
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!
The culvert that comes from under West Kirkwood and runs east in an open ditch between Kirkwood and 4th street is very overgrown with bushes and trees growing in the structural limestone. It has not been cleared for at least eight years.