the house at 3324 had a pool installed. the concrete pourer dropped a large amount of concrete here. it has dried and is a hazard to vehicles. it is in the road and will tear up the city's plows when they come through in the winter.
There is a pothole on the top of the hill before the rose and 3rd intersection. It's about 4" deep and 2' in diameter, and isn't really avoidable since you can't see oncoming traffic.
sare road, walnut pike from winslow to rohr rd
I'm the Lead Supervisor at IU Campus Bus Service. I just talked to all of our supervisors, and we have all experienced close calls with the pedestrian crossing at 17th and Jordan at night. Please consider installing more lighting at this intersection to avoid future pedestrian injuries in these new crosswalks.
On Rose near Jones Ave near center of road. Largish chuck hole. Thanks.
Previously, the City had come out to repair the damaged pavement on our residential street (Regents Circle). However, upon current inspection of the repaired area, it's clear that the asphalt used to "fix" the pavement is shifting/sliding. This has left even more exposed damage than originally was there. Our hope is that the City can come out and review what kind of action plan can be used to "repair the repair". Thank you in advance! - Rob Aney
partially felled tree (and unchecked planting) is taking up half the sidewalk in front of 620 S. Park Ave
Someone called the front desk to report 'obscene'graffiti at two sites: under the bridge on the way to Tri North (off 10th street) and on a "mural" box on 2nd street. She said the graffiti was painted over lettering on that box that said "Miracles."
Toward the end of the summer, someone drove over the streetlight adjacent to my property. The light was destroyed and completely removed. I now have an orange cone marking where the streetlight once stood and I'd like to know when a replacement light will be installed.
Hi, I'm a resident in the Elm Heights neighborhood. For some time now, my neighborhood has noticed that there is a very suspicious chemical smell--often sickly sweet--around Carlisle Brake and Friction. After conducting citizen science for several months (that is, recording when and where we smell the chemicals, as well as the day's conditions), we noticed that the smell often occurs when the building has just been repainted (this is done excessively often, and the smell does not smell like wet or drying paint) or on rainy/humid days when it is difficult to monitor the atmosphere. I hope the city will look into this issue, as it continues to be a problem in a residential area. I'll gladly provide the details of our records.