The sidewalks on the drive to the Women's Clinic have curbs rather than a curbcut. This means that a person who uses a power wheelchair can't get to the Clinic via her wheelchair.
This is regarding the left turn lane at the Victor Pike intersection for northbound SR 37. There simply NEEDS to be a separate "turn on green only" signal for that lanes. Suppose you are trying to turn left on Victor Pike (away from the Sunoco) but there are 5 cars waiting to turn the opposite direction. You can't see around those cars to tell who is coming southbound on 37. So essentially, it's a guessing game on whether or not you're going to get T-boned by a truck going 60+ mph. I make this turn at 5:30 PM every weekday and have nearly been hit twice over the past week. Please do something about this before my family has to file a life insurance claim. P.S. - I've already ordered a dashcam to document these weekly occurrences.
The following stop signs are blocked by foliage either full or partially and are extremely dangerous SB Corey @ Bloomfield SB Washington @ 7th SB Henderson@ 1st NB Indiana @ 7th WB 7th @ Grant EB 6th @ Madison NB Indiana @ 4th NB Indiana @ Kirkwood NB Indiana @ 17th SB Jacob @ Susan WB 14th @ Walnut WB 12th @ Walnut WB 2nd @ Fess WB 2nd @ Washington WB 7th @ Grant WB 7th @Lincoln SB Grant @ 15th WB 15th @ Walnut EB Kirkwood @ Lincoln NB Madison @ 4th SB Eastside @ 1st NB 6th @Washington SB Grant @ Smith SB Grant @ 4th SB Grant @ 3rd NB Lincoln @ 10th NB Forrest @ Cottage Grove
There's a huge pothole on the right side of the road if heading towards overpass. It's about 3ft wide and there is no way to avoid it unless you swerve into the other lane for on coming traffic. If you forced to drive over it you pretty much have to almost come to a slow roll.
The traffic signal on Walnut from 2nd street to 17th have lost sync, causing multiple stops along the route. Also, the loss of the overhead streetlights between 10th and 14th street on Walnut is disappointing. The doorway lights on the construction on the east side of the street serve to blind drivers more than it illuminates the area for safety.
The alley between 423 and 425 S grant st needs some attention. There are pot holes and many bad areas. We have repaved our lots already.
The sidewalk on 9th between Grant and Lincoln St. is crumbling and falling apart.
7th & Grant is a 4-way stop. None of the Stop signs has the little "4 WAY" sign under the "STOP" sign.
E. Elliston Drive just west of Fenway...the roads are in terrible condition and it's only a matter time before a biker or a runner gets seriously hurt, it was patch paved and the rain has destroyed it...
The streets in Windermere Woods are in bad shape in many spots. Pot holes in the middle and where the streets meet the curbs, etc. It is getting dangerous for walking and for biking and is als not good for our cars. We have called the city several times over the past five years or so and been told each time that "we were on the list" for repairs. Please repave our streets. This report is being submitted by Philippa Guthrie (Corporation Counsel) on Ellie Rogers' behalf. Ellie sent me photos but they won't upload. I can email them so please contact me at 349-3547 or email guthriep@bloomington.in.gov