I’m writing to request a “no right turn on red” sign on 10th street at the corner of E Discovery Pkwy. The turn is too wide for those turning right onto Discovery, and too narrow for those turning left onto 10th for both lanes to be turning at the same time.
In your website, do you really mean EST (not EDT) for the times of the eclipse, in this statement: The eclipse begins at 1:49 p.m. Totality takes place at 3:04 p.m. and ends at 3:08 p.m. The eclipse ends at 4:22 p.m. All times given are EST.
I am following up on Ureport # 185950 and work order # 11905. Regards, Craig
The address of the house I recently reported for sewage issues is 930 South ransom ln.
The stop sign on Kirkwood for westbound traffic is set back pretty far from Kirkwood. When food trucks park on the north side of Kirkwood, the westbound traffic can’t see the stop sign. I have seen cars run the stop sign several times. There is a small planter right on the corner, where a stop sign would be visible, or even attached to the sign with the street name placards. Perhaps also adding a stop sign on the south side of Kirkwood would help.
Broken glass all over the sidewalk for months. No attempt to clean it up for people to walk safely in front of house.
Street light out at kings ct and Jordan’s way
Close to 610 S Pleasant Ridge on the right hand side of the incline is a filled hole that is sagging pretty badly.
When traveling north on College and turning left on to 2nd Street the left turn signal is not operating.
Around 3pm on Friday, March 29, 2024, a vehicle was parked on the gravel road parallel to the Rail Trail north of Gordon Pike. A little bit later, passing by again, there were homeless people unloading items from the car it appeared. This car would have had to drive on the multi-use path along Gordon Pike to get onto the gravel road. As of 8am 3/30/24, the vehicle is still parked at the homeless camp. The City needs to do something about these camps. There are gasoline powered bikes traveling the Rail Trail and gravel road with little regard for pedestrians, tons of trash from Gordon Pike to Country Club Drive, and now free parking at the camp sites. The problems started when the homeless moved south and it is getting worse by the week. This is on City-owned property. This makes the Rail Trail less safe for everyone. Clear the camps out. The City needs to take action before someone is seriously hurt by the growing problem the City allows to fester. It is only a matter of time.