Roosevelt and Jefferson I just finished picking up the trash in this green space. It is in very rough condition and is overgrown again. Also there appears to be some Tree of Life plants growing. Do you have some time in the near future to meet with me and my husband to try and figure out how this space can be maintained better? It may need to be bulldozed and then re-started.
Poison hemlock infestation along the 4th St walking path between S. Jefferson and S. Roosevelt St in Green acres. This is not the only location of such an infestation of this poisonous invasive in Green Acres. There is also a tree of heaven established here. Lack of maintenance is chronic in this location. In general, lack of maintenance enforcement per city code of ROW and Utility Easements in Green Acres is, in my humble opinion, the reason that those of us who try to maintain our lawns, gardens, and outdoor living spaces, are in a constant losing battle against these invasive species. Sigh.
Runoff in Green Acres along the 4th trail multiuse path between Roosevelt and Jefferson.
I want to commend Adam Wason, Shelby Walker, and Rhea Carter on helping me resolve my trash can problem. They went above and beyond. They deserve recognition. Not only did they fix the problem, I learned new things about sanitation services, which was very cool. They didn't cover that so much in the Citizen's Academy back in the day. I am SO THANKFUL for their help.
Utility cuts across roadway need patched & leveled
Has had trash left out for animals to get into for over two weeks! Very nasty please help!
There is a recurring pothole at the intersection of 17th St. and Kinser Pike that has been partially filled a few times, but the fix only seems to help for a couple weeks. Then it's as bad as always. I travel south on Kinser and turn left (east) onto 17th every day for work, and avoiding the pothole has become almost impossible. If you're coming northbound on Madison and go straight through the green light, you'll hit the hole hard enough to make you think you ran over something.
At the intersection "T" of Adams Hill Circle and Countryside Lane, there are rows of trees along Countryside - both sides (right and left) - when stopped at the STOP sign on Adams Hill Circle you the line of vision is obstructed by trees that need very sever trimming. You cannot see oncoming traffic from the right (coming WEST toward Summit Elementary) until halfway in the road. This road is on an incline and then EAST going traffic appears over rise and you are in the middle of the road to see traffic. TREES NEED TRIMMING!
There are several potholes in the alleyway that is between Adams and Pine. This is the alley adjacent to my house at 1221 W. 6th street (Grey House/Red Door). This is a high traffic area because it serves as access to the rear parking areas for several apartments on Kirkwood. The alley is on the south side of the street. it curves around and meets with Pine street. There are potholes at both ends of the alley. Some repairs were made in the spring/summer but it will need new gravel or asphalt before Winter. Thank you for your attention to this.
The alleyway on the southside of W 6th street between Adams and Pine (adjacent to 1221 W. 6th) is in SERIOUS need of repair. There is a lot of traffic in that alley as a result of the off street parking situation for the apartment houses near Kirkwood and Adams. The alleyway was covered in asphalt at one point and repaired with gravel. Today the gravel has been displaced and the surface is VERY uneven. Additionally there is a hazardous blindspot at the corner of this alley as a result of unkept landscaping at the abandoned house next door. Please feel free to contact me for more information. -Jacob Kuebler Homeowner 1221 W. 6th