decaying rabbit carcass in the street. Mark St. corner of Nancy. It is at the end of my driveway but in the city street. I would like it cleaned up, there are lots of dogs in that area.
There is a decomposing squirrel, which was in the street and has been swept into the culvert between two houses. Mark street between Longwood and Nancy, south side of the street.
At the bottom intersection of Wilton & E. Greenbriar Ln. there is a 5/6ft wide section that runs from curb to curb that all residents in Mayfair must traverse in order to reach our residents. Over the past 4-5 years the city has done a deplorable job trying to patch/piece meal this long stretch of dangerously loose pavement. Currently there is at least 5 wheel barrels of loose gravel and enough breaks/cracks and pits in the pavement to cause a very large safety concern. In addition, there is multiple motorcyclist and bicyclist who traverse the same...making this left or right turn section off of Wilton onto E. Greenbriar Ln. a potential liability for the city. Please stop the band aid fix’s...and utilize the innominate property tax’s we pay to fix this area with a large seamless stretch of concrete. I'm not going to mention the loss of property value, as this eye soar will speak for itself. I'd like to be contacted soonest by the City with an “Action Plan” prior to mitigating this safety hazard and liability myself. R/ Mr. Greg Price - 1815 E. Greenbriar Ln.
At the bottom intersection of Wilton & E. Greenbriar Ln. there is a 5/6ft wide section that runs from curb to curb that all residents in Mayfair must traverse in order to reach our residents. Over the past 4-5 years the city has done a deplorable job trying to patch/piece meal this long stretch of dangerously loose pavement. Currently there is at least 5 wheel barrels of loose gravel and enough breaks/cracks and pits in the pavement to cause a very large safety concern. In addition, there is multiple motorcyclist and bicyclist who traverse the same...making this left or right turn section off of Wilton onto E. Greenbriar Ln. a potential liability for the city. Please stop the band aid fix’s...and utilize the innominate property tax’s we pay to fix this area with a large seamless stretch of concrete. I'm not going to mention the loss of property value, as this eye soar will speak for itself. I'd like to be contacted soonest by the City with an “Action Plan” prior to mitigating this safety hazard and liability myself. R/ Mr. Greg Price - 1815 E. Greenbriar Ln.
There are many pothole on this road and the drive around school lot. Probably over 10 total
At the north east and southeast corners of Arden and Wilton and along Wilton just south of that corner there are potholes.
Regarding traffic light at 45/46 and Kinser Pike. When on 45/46 at that stoplight the left arrow only turns green and red and never turns a flashing yellow. I have sat at that light for awhile when no cars were coming but couldn’t turn cause it was red.
There is a small, cylindrical fire hydrant on the SW corner of my neighbor's front yard. The hydrant is across the cul du sac from my home at 1810 Longwood Court East. It appears to me that this hydrant is leaking or cracked. There is water seeping into my neighbor's front ditch, then under the street and out the end of the cul du sac, causing much more erosion than normal. It probably needs to be repaired.
Is it possible to have more tree debris picked up? I hadn’t finished bringing everything to the street prior to the original pick up last week.
My house shares a tree line with Southeast Park on Montclair Ave. During two storms this summer, trees on the park side have split and left large branches on the park side. These trees break due to the number of times they have been cut back by the utility companies (close to power lines that also border my property and the park) on my side of the tree line. Because of the location of the power lines and where the dead tree branches current lay, I do not know who's responsibility it is to clean up these dead limbs. I would like to request that the city take care of it, as we have had no control over the care of these trees and how they have been topped on only one side over and over again throughout the years. Thank you for your consideration and attention to this.