This entire sidewalk is covered in dirt and leaves which makes the ground slippery when wet. The sidewalk floods when there is rain which renders parts of the sidewalk impassable. There is also excessive growth from most of the foliage on the side of the sidewalk. The sidewalk is also uneven and broken; you can not wheel anything on the pavement and have to walk in the road.
The sidewalk ends abruptly in a very dangerous intersection. This turn needs to be improved for pedestrian safety. The sidewalk should not be on only one side of the road, particularly in such a dangerous location for pedestrians to cross the road, just to have the sidewalk reappear only meters away.
NE corner of 17th&dunn. My kids are into riddle humor so maybe you'll enjoy this one: Q. What kind of licensed engineer puts a shared path to the right of a dedicated right turn lane where drivers don't even stop for a red light? A. The kind that ignores the MUTCD. Hahahahaha that's even funnier than the time my 4yo gave a long set up forthe punchline "buttcrack". But in all seriousness, the SE corner doesn't have a sidewalk connection for east/west peds and there are no painted crosswalks either. The MUTCD, bro, bible or nah?
On the west end of the new construction on the NW corner of 17th&dunn, there is a gap. At the start of the construction they demolished more sidewalk than they built at the end of it.
710 North Walnut. East side walk. Partially obstructed by vegetation it is a narrow 4 foot sidewalk we need the full width.
South side of 14th Street between college and walnut in front of the old mancino's building. Sidewalk completely obstructed by vegetation both going from the side and trees hanging down from above.
North of chain bridge on North college East sidewalk partially obstructed by vegetation 25% obstructed.
820 North college. East sidewalk completely obstructed by vegetation and poison ivy.
802 North college sidewalk completely obstructed by vegetation both coming from the side and hanging down from trees.
Southside walk on 14th Street just east of woodburn avenue fully obstructed by vegetation. Also significant vegetation growing atop the sidewalk at ground level.