The protected turn arrow on Fee Lane (traffic turning westbound onto 17th Street) is not functioning. Our transit buses are required to turn left on a none protected signal, and the increase in traffic has made the turn challenging. The signal has a protected turn arrow, but it was deactivated at some point over IU's summer break.
You just spent $50000-$100,000 putting in handicap ramps and textured strips for blind citizens at the corner of Cottage Grove and Dunn. The house on Dunn, just south of that intersection, has a rope/hammock strung right across the sidewalk for four days. Should a blind person walk thru here, they wouldn't see it and would be "clotheslined"
There is a bunch of foliage that almost completely obstructs the sidewalk right along the property line between 113 and 125 E 10th St. I basically found myself walking through a bush last night at this spot while walking through the area. It's unclear which side of the property line the bush/plant/tree is on; it could very well be on both properties.
I run the shop at 208 N Walnut. I see 90% of people walk into oncoming traffic because they can’t see the pathway blocked by the water barrier.
Construction is very loud. It starts at 6:30am and even 6am making it very hard to sleep. There are lots of diggers, and drills which are very loud and even making the house rumble. All the residents in my block face this issue.
There is a notable amount of brush overgrowth onto the sidewalk from vegetation that lines on and around the property line between the properties at 519 and 525 N Fess Ave.
There is quiet a bit of brush overgrowth on the sidewalk on and around the property line between 503 and 505 N Fess Avenue.
When underground utility work was being performed, there was some exposed wire left behind in the yard. Requesting that the remaining exposed wire be buried or removed.
These hand rails stick into the public sidewalk - a pedestrian not paying attention could run into these or a bicyclist could really have a collision with these. In at least two places. And they have put reflective tape on them which seems to indicate past problems.
There is quite a lot of brush/foliage that has grown onto the sidewalk at this location. It is unclear which side of the property line the brush is coming from--whether that be from 508/512 N Indiana, or from 516 N Indiana Ave.