closed #158601
Traffic Related Complaints
- Case Date:
- 3/31/2017
158569
158569
There is a really big hole at the corner of East Thornton Drive and South Covey Lane - it gets bigger with each rain (water runs down the hill off Thornton). Do you think that this can be patched soon before it gets much worse? Thank you so much.
Brush needs trimmed on both sides of N Crescent Rd, it is protruding into the roadway. This area has increased traffic since the opening of Vernal Pike bridge over SR37/I69.
a black lexus continues to speed through sherwood oaks on allendale towards winslow. four times now this vehicle has tailgated then passed me on this neighborhood street. license plate number 218CAZ. the car drives through between 7:35am and 7:50am when I'm driving my daughter to school.
Re: report #158470 A commercial trailer parked along S. Laurel Court. This was referred to RaeAnne? and has subsequently been marked resolved. Am I too assume that this trailer and pickup truck are parked legally? It was there this morning and clearly impedes visibility while driving around it. It is parked right across from the mail boxes making it even more concerning. Thanks for looking into this issue.
This house falls into several catagories: yard waste, trash, overgrowth, parking. You need a category for House looks inhabitable. Supposedly the case on this house is closed. They have done nothing but pile a bunch of limbs up around the yard. This is NOT landscaping. Basically the yard waste is permanently piled in the front yard. Lots of junk piled in front of house too. Cars parked in street even though there is a driveway. Would be more room if they cleaned up the junk in it.
2 large potholes in southbound lane of Walnut St Pike in between the Speedway and Rhorer Rd.
It is time to visit 501 Mitchell again. Lots of trash in the back yard, visible from the Hunter foot path. Several bags have been ripped open by varmint.
Several potholes again on E Second from the intersection with High until the STOP sign at the intersection with Woodcrest
The wood mulch surface of the playground structure at Park Ridge park needs replenished. As a regular park goer, it appears to me that the wood has degraded and other wise been slowly moved away from the play area over time. Currently, there is bare ground in spots of high foot traffic and increased potential of erosion from those spots, plant growth, etc. Also, I am not aware of the mulch having been replenished since the park was remade. Given that that renovation was completed 3 years ago, it seems like it is just time to add some more mulch. If it would be helpful to have pictures or additional information, please feel free to contact me and request that. Thank you for addressing this concern. Sincerely, John Metzcar