closed #213055
Other
123 S Kingston DR
- Case Date:
- 8/12/2026
Landscaping, including trees, in parking lot are dead.
Landscaping, including trees, in parking lot are dead.
Pedestrian signal crossing Patterson broken
Hole in sidewalk on 8th street, close to corner of Maple. Gigabit contractors made this hole and never came back to fix it after they cut through our sewer line. Someone is going to trip and fall as a result of this hole on sidewalk.
The Relato constantly has contractors parking on the bike path. This morning they had a van blocking travel, and this evening they had a van blocking the entire path. I talked with them today and they said it would "only" be 30 minutes. I shared some very unkind words with them, and after that, I called parking enforcement. It is unacceptable for a vehicle to be here period. This is not their space; it belongs to the public. It creates an unsafe situation where bikes and pedestrians have to divert out into traffic. I would like them to stop doing this. They are not being good neighbors. Please have a code enforcement officer talk with them so that they know the city is serious, and fine them if this continues.
It would be so nice if your crew would trim the overhanging branches on Creek’s Edge path. Especially the south half of the path is nearly impassable in places. Note the tree at the ‘turn off’ to Evergreen Retirement Center. Thanks much!
Hello again. The brush that was cut back from the trail was just left there in several piles throughout the entire length of the path. Many of these piles intrude into the path space as well. Please. Please. get rid of all piles/bunches of cut trees and vines. thanks
“Utility workers” claiming we need to allow them to replace gas lines with no communication in writing. No assurances of liability. Also constantly blocking mailboxes when plenty of parking is available.
Lineal Contracting has been blocking one of the lanes on Industrial Park Drive for several days and no flagger. It is impossible to pass around without a potential reason collision.
I don’t know why there aren’t stop signs at either end of second st. The right of way is confusing since if you didn’t think of it as one continuous street, an accident could easily happen. For example, even as a pedestrian I’ve almost been hit just from crossing and not seeing the car come from around the corner of the other side of second street. I think this is a rather dangerous intersection and there’s no reason to not have a couple more stop signs on the ends of second street.
It is very difficult to turn right here when heading east on 17th to head south on Madison. As this area is redesigned, please keep in mind the need for commuters to get into the city center and make the light. It is often so backed up with the many stoplights in a row on 17th that is becomes difficult to get anywhere at peak times especially. Additionally, the turn radius is increasingly difficult to not hit someone in the turn lane on Madison when turning right from 17th to head south on Madison.