The edge of the street in front of our house is breaking up. Lots of pretty big lumps of broken asphalt. It is not an emergency, but it would be hard on tires to drive through the rubble.
The road is crumbling at the edges and the holes have gotten bigger in from of this address and the one next door.
Dead skunk in front of my mailbox.
There's a dead squirrel on the street in front of this address.
When our recycling was picked up on Thursday, apparently half the material in the can was stuck and did not fall into the truck, maybe because a flattened cardboard box was a little bit wedged against the sides of the bin. So when we got home after the pickup, we found the bin still half-full. Maybe it is possible for the sanitation workers to double-check to make sure bins are properly emptied before returning them to the curb.
Wimbleton Ln has not been plowed at any point during this storm. No plows on Sunday Monday or Tuesday.
a redbud tree on the north side of the road (creek) blocks view of at curve, posing danger to oncoming cars/bikers/pedestrians.
There are lots of asphalt chunks in the gutter that interfere with keeping the storm drains unclogged.
small trees close to the creek on the north side blocks the view of the oncoming vehicle/bike/pedestrian on the curve.
There is a hole next to the storm inlet and needs to be repaired.