Case Date:

7/24/2021

Overgrown vegetation at the intersection of Bayles Rd and Old 37 North prevents drivers sitting on Bayles from seeing north bound traffic well enough

Case Date:

8/7/2021

vegetation obstructing sidewalk between 706 e. university and corner with s. fess

Case Date:

8/11/2021

corner woodlawn and 1st, south side, shrubs hide pedestrians

Case Date:

8/25/2021

Sidewalk on West side of fairview st between 8th and 9th st is chronicly obstructed by vegetation, including poison ivy. 703 w 9th st and 702 w 8th st. Please aim for 0 vegetation on these sidewalks so near Fairview elem. Thanks!

Case Date:

9/3/2021

sidewalk on west side of Fairview Street between 8th Street and 9th Street is chronically blocked with vegetation including poison ivy. The property addresses are 702 West 8th Street and 703 West 9th Street. thanks

Case Date:

9/10/2021

Sidewalk on West side of Fairview Street between 8th and 9th Streets partially blocked by vegetation including poison ivy. Street addresses of the adjacent property owners is 703 West 9th Street and 702 West 8th Street. been reporting this for the last two Fridays, but the vegetation itself has been chronic for years. can you tell me yes or no do you think that this will be dealt with? thanks!

Case Date:

9/17/2021

sidewalk on west side of fairview st between 8th and 9th more than 50% blocked by vegetation, incl poison ivy. chronic condition for years. on the route from fairview elem to crestmont and maple heights neighborhoods. adjacent properties are 702 w 8th and 703 w 9th. thanks!

Case Date:

9/17/2021

sidewalk on west side of rogers on the south side of the train bridge (just north of 11th st) blocked by vegetation. not sure but the east sidewalk might be blocked too. the train bridge is open now thanks!

Case Date:

4/28/2017

Due to there only being a stop sign on Belle Ave. (East/west), drivers consistently speed down Hickory well over the posted limit. In addition, drivers on Belle have a history of not stopping at the stop sign therefore we commonly see near misses or hear screeching tires. While it may annoy some, I feel that a 4-way stop would be much safer here for drivers as well as for any pedestrians.

Case Date:

7/17/2017

Eastbound automobile traffic on allen st approaching patterson faces a "no turn on red" sign. However, the right turn curb radius there is more than 30 ft, meaning drivers will not only ignore that sign, they will do so at 20mph on a regular basis! Extremely dangerous and frightening for pedestrians in the area. Practically a guaranteed collision for anyone who bikes on the sidewalk there - is that your plan?