After multiple attempts to ask property management at Reserve on Third to fix broken refrigerators, ovens that are causing fires, electric coming on and off in random apartments and to fix broken fire alarms, it is going unnoticed and it is a safety concern for all residents. At this time I am speaking for building 11 3rd floor, but there are others as well.
The signal at this intersection was set for a number of years so that it was traffic activated. Recently, this has been changed so that that light switches to red on Patterson (for quite a long time!) even when there are no cars waiting on Fairview - which is almost all the time. This holds up traffic on Patternson, which often backs up, sometimes to a depth of six or seven cars, and occasionally enough that the last cars in line can't make it through the intersection until the next cycle of the light. The city did this a few years ago with this light, only to change the light back to traffic-activated status after a few months. Has the lesson of that time now been forgotten?? Time to go back to things the way they were a couple of months ago! Leave well enough alone, people!
Reserve on Third property management is refusing to fix ovens that catch fire, fire alarms that continuously go off and just tell residents to hit the silence button and electric is coming and going - shorting out. This is after multiple complaints for almost 2 years. Particularly building 11 as I can not speak for all, but I feel that inspections need to happen for resident safety.
Streetlight is blinking as if it has a bad sensor, failing bulb, or intermittent open circuit. Noticed during evening walk. Not urgent. Corner of Hillsdale and Seventh (south east side of this intersection). Thanks.
There are large pothole on kirby alley since the island was built on 3rd there is much more traffic. There is a large pothole when you pull onto kirby alley from 3rd street that will potentially damage vehicles
The alley that runs between the businesses at 400 e 3rd street and 321 s Grant street has many potholes as its traffic has drastically increased since the installation of the 3rd street island. I have pictures, however the website will not allow me to upload them.
It seems that an asphalt truck may have had its tailgate open a little and dropped a lot of asphalt on the south side of Rogers and Winslow.
I reported a blocked sidewalk on Allen a month ago. The house number is 1000 S. Lincoln, on the corner. It was assigned ticket number 185665. The sidewalk is still blocked, no action has been taken by the homeowner.
There is a tent erected in Seminary Square Park. Someone appears to be living in it. Worst government in 50 years. Why do you pass these ordinances if you don’t plan to enforce.
Off of Hunter the alley that runs south towards 2nd is very broken up. Also, hunter street is pretty cracked and riddled with potholes