The southwest corner of Lexington and Longview has a series of small trees and honeysuckle vines that obstruct the view of traffic. I was headed north on Lexington, stopped at the corner, and attempted to turn left onto Longview. I almost hit a car that was traveling east on Longview because of those trees and vines. This is an annual issue when the foliage grows.
Said walk on south side of 14th Street just east of Woodburn avenue. This is the north side of the property at 922 North Woodburn. Completely obstructed by Bush going from the side. Also, it's supposed to be a 5-ft wide sidewalk but the minimum clear area is 3 ft wide because the hillside has come down on the sidewalk. That was a mistake when the house was built. It should have been rectified then. But maybe it should be rectified now.
Sidewalk on Northside of 14th Street. Just east of Madison Street. This is the South side of property at 312 West 14th Street. Maple tree planted too close to the sidewalk blocking half of the sidewalk. This is a brand new sidewalk that we just spent significant sum of money on. Please see to it that it is clear. Transportation plan insists that the sidewalk is clear of any and all obstructions.
'For Sale Angus Beef' sign in the grass across from The Warehouse on S Rogers, near the electric substation.
Home-made sign on the side of and before the electric substation on S Rogers, something like 'Prostall Baked Goods'.
MCPL is doing nothing to collect the 'Tails and Tales' signs (program ended on August 1). Here are just 2 locations of those still around: corner of Short and Highland; on Second Street after the intersection with College, on the right hand side in the grass in front of a store, near the B-Line trail.
"Welcome Back, Come to our Services" sign, placed by City Church on the Renwick Roundabout on Moores pike.
Welcome Back sign from City Church in the grass at the corner of Woodscrest and Eastland Plaza.
"Welcome Back: City Church" sign at Kingston and E Third at the SW corner near Chick-Fil-A.
"Drive By Job Fair" sign, dating from June, in the grass at the corner of Bloomfield Rd and Landmark.