There is a big soft spot that is now beginning to pump up mud on N. Oolitic Dr at the intersection of W. 11th St. Any chance of getting this fixed?
Like this for over a year. Trash. Construction debris. Etc. Unpermitted structure addition. May have someone living in the shed.
Referring to case #170992, the issues reported in that case are problems that I have also reported for the area of Oolitic Dr between the 800s and W. 11th St. Not only can the structure and design of N. Oolitic Dr not handle heavy construction equipment, but it can't handle the increased work traffic in general. Once the traffic increases exponentially due to the new apartments, it's going to become a true mess. We all ask that N. Oolitic Dr be reconstructed with sidewalks on both sides up against curbs, street lights, shared bike lane painting, crosswalk painting, fixed drainage at W. 12 St, new heavier duty road surface, and a little more respect and dignity given to our street and our Forest Homes Addition neighborhood. After all, this will only add to the appeal of Union at Crescent Point. Please pass both this and Tony Nunn's report to Adam Wason as well. Thank you.
This is in the alley behind 715 South Woodlawn. The iron pipe has been there a long time but now a sheet of rusty metal has come loose from the top causing a pedestrian hazard.
Trash bins are blocking the sidewalks for this person in a wheelchair. I saw them try to move the trash bins, but they were instead forced into the roadway. With all of the talk about scooters and ADA accessibility, where is everyone in the discussion for all ADA access? Can you please work to make ADA access better with regards to trash collection?
There is an orange construction barrel in the alley between 11th and 12th and Lincoln and Washington that needs to be reunited with its kind. It has been there since early May.
Weeds and piles of pine needles on sidewalk, vines on wall encroaching.
There are a series of very large pot holes in the alley between S. Fess Ave and S. Stull Ave. (Just off of 1st St.). Six houses off of this alley use this road for access to garages/parking off of the alley. It is now impossible to avoid these pot holes when driving through the alley as they take up most of the road. It is to the point that ones car tire goes nearly up to the axle when driving through one of them. Can the city please come and fill/repair these pot holes ASAP? Many Thanks!
Overgrown plants on retaining wall are blocking about half the sidewalk.