Recently a big whole near the entrance of the "wavy wall' apartments on E Second Street (2002 and up) was repaired. A new patch of pavement was installed. Near the entrance to the apartments and the new pavement, for weeks now, there has been a sturdy, big, square white plastic bag sitting on the sidewalk, the kind that is used on construction sites. If this indeed is a leftover from this street repair, could it be removed please?
Two trees are down in this area due to storm. Neighborhood residents removed trees from street and most of tree from sidewalk. Some of the trees have been cut into manageable pieces and are piled in yards. Some pieces weren’t able to be cut before dark.
Broken glass on sidewalk just north of 314 n Washington.
Leaves were never removed from Greenbriar, Mayfair, and Arden neighborhoods last fall. Snow fell on top making snow removal a mess. Potholes emerged making it even worse especially where Wilton and Greenbriar merge. Then last weekend - city crews were pumping what I presume to be leaves out of the storm sewer leaving a huge mess. The entry to our neighborhood now looks really bad. Crumbling roads covered with muck and piles of dead leaves. What does one need to do to bring attention to this? When will the leaves be removed and the roads be repaired and cleaned up?
Sidewalk blocked by fallen tree at 411 n Lincoln
Broken glass on sidewalk 509 n Washington
Sidewalk failing apart 206n grant
Leaving Winslow Farms today at about 7:10 am and traveling toward Winslow Road, we saw a City pickup truck on the new multi-use path heading toward the high school. There was a jogger who obviously had to get off the path to allow him to pass. The truck was going at a relatively high rate of speed--probably as fast as the street speed limit. The street was not crowded, though it is being ground down and is bumpy. That sidewalk is often very busy--trucks have no business on that path at any time.
Sidewalk has lifted due to tree roots
The sidewalk on N Lincoln between 15th and 16th has been completely torn up by tree roots. It’s unsafe and unusable for someone with a wheelchair or stroller.