This morning when the recycling crew picked up they knocked over our trash can and left it! Trash all over the road, driveway, and in the yard. Do better people and be considerate, knock it over...pick it up!!
The boulder that was installed at the corner of South Fess Avenue and the alley behind Bloomingfoods/The Elm has been moved into the sidewalk.
Stop sign, at the corner of Jeffrey Rd and Sims Rd, is snapped at base and lying on the ground. Two police cars were leaving the scene when I arrived home, but unsure if they reported or if the incidents were related. Just wanted to report so the sign could be replaced.
There needs to be a turn signal light before flow of traffic at intersection of 46 & N union valley Rd and 46 & N Outback Rd. The light further down by other neighborhoods and speedway have a turn arrow and changes traffic flow more quickly. The same situation is at outback and union valley but the light has not been updated to accommodate. This needs fixed!
When will the food & beverage tax be ending? This was presented to fund the project for the convention center. You’ve collected the funds, now when will it end? This should not be a continual tax that you just keep coming up with projects for. If so then you falsified your presentation to get the tax to pass. Continually charging more to those trying to support local businesses disproportionately impacts lower income folks.
See case #179197. Erosion from this issue appears to be creating a sinkhole on the uphill side of the street
723 S. Ravencrest Avenue. I reported this under ticket #179298. Apparently the address field didn't transfer. Sorry about that. Very large pile of brush in back yard; NE corner. It may appear to be in another yard, because the fence is well inside the lot lines. The brush/debris appears to be harboring pests. A neighborhood cat prowls around it often
Pothole at the intersection of E Third and Atwater; also in front of Colstone Square on E Third.
Pot hole on the north side of the street. Between 1605 and 1609 w. allen st.
Follow up on case 179257. That case concerned the patched and repatched area on Hawthorne at University. I suggested a "more permanent" fix than patching. If a "hot patch" is illustrated in this photo, great. (Photo is at the end of an alley at 2nd Street across from Harmony School.) If not, I repeat my suggestion for a better fix. Thanks!