the rain grate has come to be a good 5-7 inches beneath the surface of the street, probably from the road being reopened several times. the grate is on the north side of the street, east of 4th. cars swerve to avoid it.
the bushes along East southern eastern side of the trail at this park is taking over the path, people are running on the side in the grass creating mud creating a mess
the grass between the street and the sidewalk is badly eroded. cars park there for soccer matches at Bill Armstrong stadium. the missing grass and dirty leaves a six to ten inch dip and is damaging cars
On Winslow Pike where it crosses Henderson the road is quite ragged after having been patched many many many times . It really needs to be scraped somehow and relayed. On my moped especially I have to slow down a lot which traffic isn't expecting and creates a dangerous situation.
The street light there has gone off and on four times in the last 10
poison ivy
there are two pretty nasty potholes near the speed bump
the cold catches you guys put down in the spring are coming up. there are three or four good pot holes that need a patch again
tree down
Poorly timed traffic lights. maybe it seems like a small problem, and maybe its only noticeable during the summer months, but it seems common that cars are brought up to full speed only to have to stop at the next light while traveling a main route (Walnut, College Mall Rd, and Winslow Rd). It would be spectacular to allow the algorhythm thats used o determine when the lights change to be open source and worked on by IU informatics students. My primary concern stems from fuel efficiency.