On the west side of the intersection at S. College Mall Road and E. Covenanter Drive, there is a lot of sand and debris in the streeet. This intersection needs swept up and cleaned up. This is supposed to be a bicycle route and the amount of sand and gravel in that intersection makes it quite dangerous.
There are numerous potholes at the entrance of my driveway. The potholes are located on the city street.
We have 2 adult and about 5-6 kits roaming our yard and neighborhood and becoming aggressive towards our neighborhood pets. Also concerned about children as we have grandchildren visit often and there are other small children on the block. We had a rabid fox a few years ago in our yard (another house - we've moved). These don't appear rabid at this time, but know they are carriers.
In front of 939 High st and along high St until you get to the corner of Woodstock - also in front of 2104 Woodstock on high st there are too many portholes and it’s hard to drive.
When headed west on Covenanter over college mall, the left turn green arrow is very faint and almost impossible to see in the daytime
The street light outside our home burnt out recently. It's one of the few on our street, which is now very dark. I was hoping it could be fixed or replaced or something.
I regularly walk through the east side of the Southeast Park. At the southern edge of the park near Arden and Montclair, a fairly massive branch has cracked on a tree in the backyard of a private home and ended up balancing on its narrow tip on park property. As long as the larger, upper part of the branch stays securely fastened to the neighbor's tree, it seems not to be an emergency, were a young person to decide to climb it and stress the crack, they could put themselves in danger and the city might be found liable. It seems to me that the city should trim the heavy branch so it has no chance to hurt anyone.
Dead tree limbs, dead flora, conbustable waste, decaying wood logs, spread all over the property. Owner purposely piling conbustable waste along the property lines. Violates 6.06.020 Bton Code of Ordinances
Owner collected yard waste, conbustable waste, into large burn pile on their private property. The burn pile is added to each year, and is never disposed of. Violation of Bton Code 6.06.020 The collection of conbustable waste is used to spread and scatter along public side walk and private property lines.
Owner permitting and allowing garbage and recyclable materials, to collect in yard waste scattered over the property. 6.06.020