The left turn arrow on S. Walnut southbound at Hillside cycles green every time regardless of whether or not there's a car turning left. And the junction box in the street for the loop wires is open with all the wiring exposed.
thanks for cutting back the "wall" of growth on polly grimshaw trail. "Ceiling" branches still hang very low and should also be cut back, also the "corner" of the "floor" and "wall" have left-overs that still block trail in places. probably needs a "best practice" redo. thanks in advance.
People park on Driscoll at corner of Washington AT the stop sign. Essentially makes the street one way. Also you can’t see the speed limit sign in the Driscoll block from walnut to Washington. New building also has no curbing painting for corner of alley along with fire hydrant !!!
pothole
It's getting worse. It's now cycling green for all three lanes of southbound traffic on Walnut when there are no cars at all. And this morning it cycled a green left turn arrow for northbound Walnut turning left onto W. Hillside with no cars there. Hadn't seen it do that for a while.
In the northbound lane of High Street just north of Meadowbluff Ct up through Wimbleton, there are three decent-sized potholes that would likely get worse over the winter. I'm a bit surprised that the crew working on the biking/walking path didn't fix these. Last seen on 13Oct21.
Very Large pot hole on Basswood Drive.
Nasty nail or rebar still sticking out at the edge of the curb.
Broken concrete bed across from the Buskirk marquee.
Traveling east down 3rd street/46, heading toward the intersection with College mall road it is nearly impossible to travel straight through the intersection on a green light because there is always left turning traffic blocking the intersection due to backups on college mall road. I waited four light cycles and eventually had to abort my trip and turn right because it was apparent it wasn't going to be possible to continue through the intersection. This was at 11am on a Sunday. Please address this chronic issue. It is both frustrating and dangerous.