Does this city code also apply to bus drivers? It's posted prominently all over the downtown Transit Center, and yet mutiple bus drivers enjoy their tobacco at the entrance to the parked buses while riders waiting to board are downwind of their smoke, unable to board. Does this mean anything, or does it only apply to riders?
It seems that many of the commissions are not allowed to have applicants or members that do not live in city limits. How is the ESD art commission headed/chaired by someone who does not live in city limits? If allowed, why is only this commission allowed to do so?
According to Beacon (formerly Elevate), the chair of Art Commission lives in County near W Church Ln and claims homestead there. Again, how can that be allowed for only this commission? There are many good applicants for other commissions who are denied because they are not claiming voter registration at alternate family member address in city limits.
832 E. Second sidewalk is broken up and hazardous for walking.
518 S. Park trash on sidewalk and front lawn.
923-925 E. Hunter: boundary area between houses has excessive growth that blocks sidewalk
919-921 E. Hunter: excessive growth obstructs sidewalk along the these addresses.
500 S. Hawthorne: excessive growth on Hunter St. sidewalk side of the property makes sidewalk impassible without crouching down.
There is a round about on Summit Street and Cottage Grove. The roundabout is completely overgrown and is also covering up the drainage system. It's so high that when kids are riding their bikes and cars are coming around the corner, they almost get hit. It needs to be cut.
Thanks to the Zach Sowders crew for making Adams St between 7th and the Bline a safer and more appealing thorough fare.