The regular speed sign is covering up the children at play sign and has for over a year despite the fact that you recurbed the street and repaved it. You can't just stand the speed limit 25 mph up. It falls back over to where you see it in this picture. Please fix
You did "patch" work on my cul de sac two weeks ago. The orange and white barriers are still here. Please have someone remove them. Thank you.
Stolen bike
At the intersection of East Arden Dr, and Sycamore Ct., a cover used to prevent construction debris from entering the storm sewer inlet has yet to be picked up. It may pose a traffic or pedestrian hazard. Thank you.
I checked and cleared storm drains on Sussex and Queensway yesterday afternoon and removed debris, except those two near High St that have filters to prevent construction from the new "trail". This morning with the help of a neighbor cleared the Sussex drains. I then cleared those on Queensway. The problems of separation of the present layer of pavement on Queensway and knowing there was a potential of heavy rain from the present on later storms today. I piled a significant amount of loose pavement with the debris at the south drains at the intersection of Queens Way and Chelsia Court. incase of heavy rain today. Also all three of these drains have a significant amount of eroded pavement below the drain's grates. Thus these debris may in the future become plugg the storm drain.that goes down just past Sussex Dr and result in potential stormwater flash flooding as in June of 2007 that damaged my neighbors property.
I am an MCIRIS and PD volunteer and have been removing invasive plants for over a year in SE Park. This week I have been removing mostly honeysuckle from the southeast side of the Renwick Blvd bridge over the creek and found a back pack the slope above the retaining wall just south of the creek. I resumed removing the invasive plants today and picked up the backpack to dispose of when I would finish today. When I picked it up the contents rattled. I saw what at first looked like a cell phone, but then discovered it was a case. When I opened the case saw that it contained a number of syringes. This case may have belong to an drug user. Having been instructed as a volunteer not to mess with these materials I put the backpack down and submitted this report
Tried to include photo but request hung up. 507 W. Dixie Street has entire yard (front and back) crammed with debris. HAND volunteers tried to clean it up but owner and homeless brought in more faster than they could get rid of it. House is fire hazzard due to being filled with debris and only front door usable. No other exit usable. Rats have been seen on property. Owner is Al Hines who is on psycho drugs for Schitsaphrena. this apears to be situation of Adult Protective Services Thank you
I am a "Adopt a storm drain" volunteer and a problem is forming at the southeast intersection of Queensway and Chelsey Ct's storm drain. Blocks of broken pavement from freeze thaw are accumulating by the drain entry. I have been placing them next to the curb to prevent them from plugging the drain. There is a similar problem at the southwest corner as well but the volume of the pile is smaller. At some point these materials will need to be removed. Don Eggert
I have adopted the storm sewer drains on Sussex and Queensway between High and Montclair. I just finished checking them because of the forecast for heavy rain on 4-28 and 29. I piled pavement debris that has accumulated on Queensway on its south east and west intersection with Chelsey Court to prevent obstruction of these two drains.
I forgot to add the address of the broken asphalt that I made and reported over the weekend. The pile is in front of my neighbors mail box at 2301 Sussex Dr. I added some more last evening.