The alley running west off Pine Street between Kirkwood and 6th has numerous potholes. it is paved where it comes off Pine and it is this section that is very rough and needs attention
Major deterioration of city street pavement at entrance of paved alley, approximately 4” deep, causing hazardous driving condition.
There are at least 2 street lights out near this area. The first is on the north side of Kirkwood just about to the point you would turn south at the light. The next is near the little hamburger store (on that side of the street) just as you turn west onto west 3rd street
YIELD sign on Adams as you are going north on Adams and preparing to turn east on Kirkwood is facing AWAY from the street. It is facing the cemetery and there is no cemetery exit at that location. This sign should be turned so it faces the oncoming traffic-- vehicles going north on Adams and turning right on Kirkwood.
The light for traffic going west on Kirkwood onto Adams only stays green for about 15 seconds. 4 or 5 cars make it through and then we wait for an extended time traffic on Adams going north and south to get an extra long time to make their light. It takes 3 lights sometime before I get through a light when I'm at the top of Rose Hill.
Signal for west bound traffic on W.Kirwood and Adams St is too short. I'm tempted to get out of my car while at the light and hit the pedestrian crosswalk button just so it stays green longer. Might try it next time. Starting to feel like a better solution than using uReport.
School cross walk Sign has been knocked down at corner of Fairview and W 7th
Stop sign obscured by overgrown foliage.
Lots of potholes on both sides of street.
West 7th Street from Rogers to Fairview is full of deep and growing potholes. They are on both sides of the road and impossible to avoid. Patching has been done in the past but never holds. Can the city possibly repave this section? School buses roll through here daily and now workers who cannot park at the Johnson Cremery building are parking here, which is increasing the damage to the road.