This is a light which depends on a sensor, not timed. The sensor on High street (I believe the north side) seems to be permanently activated. This has adversely affected traffic.
The streetlight precisely on the corner of Daniel Street and Olcott Blvd in Hyde Park is very dim (almost dark). This is a school bus stop for the high school so safety for the children is a concern. As I think back, I have a distant recollection that the light may have failed several days ago as the sunrise is later, but this morning I verified the problem. My home is located at this corner (3101 S. Daniel Street). The light on Daniel 200 feet south is working. I hope that the safety of the children makes repair a priority as the corner where they wait is very dark in the morning. Thank you.
Intersection of Winslow and Henderson. The left turn light for traffic traveling west bound on Winslow to turn south bound on Henderson activates when there is not a car waiting to turn left. I have seen this twice this week at approximately 6:45 - 6:50 am.
JACKSON STREET TO SEVILLE STREET IS DISENTEGRATING .
I live on Countryside Lane. There are several potholes and old patches coming apart on West Sunstone Drive beginning from its intersection with Adams then west down the hill to the BUGS building. I take this street nearly daily and feel the potholes should be fixed. I haven't but can take photos to verify it for you if necessary.
the traffic lights at Hillside/Moores Pike are not working per the traffic control computer. This problem started when High Street was resurfaced.
We are renting the warehouse that used to be otis elevator for Moduslink PTS. Our shift lets out at 415 with numerous employees. We also have a night shift trying to come in around the same time. The light there only stays lite long enough for 4-5 cars to get out of the parking lot.
Street light out at entrance of Arcadia Court
Street light out at entrance of Arcadia Court
Street light is still out at 4-way intersection at Henderson and South Drive making for a dark crossing for all of our high school students on foot in the mornings