We need a deer crossing sign. Many deer are starting to travel the creekbed, and I am concerned they will cause an accident when they cross over Allen Street, bc people drive very fast through here.
We need a speed bump on Allen, in between S. Patterson and Fairview. People drive very fast down the hill west of Patterson towards Fairview, right into a residential area where there are many young children and children waiting for the schoolbus
Obstruction of the sidewalk due to vegetation.
Winding Way, Kingsley/Valleyview and a few spots on Briarcliff in Fritz Terrace need to be resurfaced. Might be easy to include in Kinser Pike resurfacing project currently. Specific pothole spots include: 1012 Winding Way, intersection of Winding Way and Stonycrest, 912,1141, 1132, 1122, 1112, 1102, 1031, 3351 Winding Way; 3401, 3431, 3451, 3501, 3501, 3521, 3621, 3711, 3232, 3212, 3101 Kingsley, Kingsley and Briarcliff, Kingsley and Meadow; 3402, 3342, 3332, 3311 Valleyview; and 1121 Briarcliff. Thank you!
On Winslow there is a small hole that might be a manhole or something similar. I hit the hole nearly everyday as I make my way around the corner from Walnut Street Pike onto Winslow. Please check it out and see if it can be filled or the manhole cover can be raised. Thanks!
Green arrow for right turn going from westbound 3rd st. to north bound bypass when left turn for southbound bypass to eastbound 3rd st. is out.
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At the southeast corner of 3rd and Woodlawn there is a large pothole that makes it hard to cross at the pedestrian crosswalk. Also, it fills up with water when it rains.
City repaired part of 1200 block of North Lindbergh Drive a week or so ago, but left orange cones. Now, pedestrians are doing disruptive things with cones: blocking the street, my driveway, stacking them in middle of street -- please come get the cones!!!
Small hole in black top. I saw this similar situation happen to another grate a couple hundred yards up the road from this one about a year prior. I am in the hopes that if reported early enough that it would be more economical to repair now before it erodes into something greater over time. Thank you as always. Randy