Case Date:

10/9/2002

Ms. Ramey contacted the HAND Dept. regarding a line of site problem. There are bushes on either side of her property line that block her view in trying to get out of her driveway.

Case Date:

8/16/2002

When a driver is going south on Palmer Avenue and is looking to the east on Allen Street there are a bunch of weeds that block the line of sight. The weeds/shrubs are in front of the second house to the east (421). The weeds/shrubs hang so far into the street that they cover any cars that park on Allen Street.

Case Date:

8/14/2002

Cannot see Wstbound traffic when trying to enter Hillside from Park

Case Date:

8/13/2002

Line of sight problem at Davis & Grant. Shrubs/weeds

Case Date:

7/29/2002

Citizen called in to the Street Dept. complaining about the intersection of Hillside Drive and Park Avenue. The caller did not say what was causing the line of sight problem but that it was on the east side of Park Avenue.

Case Date:

7/25/2002

intersection of allen and henderson. cannot see when trying to make a left turn onto henderson because of tree limbs.

Case Date:

7/23/1998

Citizen states that if you are going east on Davis Street and turn to go north on Henderson there is a hedge that obstructs your line of sight. The property has changed ownership and the former owner trimmed the hedge. The people there now have not trimmed it and it has grown up pretty far.

Case Date:

7/13/1998

There is a line of sight problem at the north-south alley, between Lincoln and Grant, that comes out onto E. Hillside Drive. When you are pulling out onto E. Hillside and looking to the right you cannot see oncoming traffic.

Case Date:

7/14/1997

On the South East corner of Grant & Grimes Ln, the neighbor's bushes are blocking the view of traffic. They cannot see to get out of their driveway.

Case Date:

7/8/1997

THE BUSHES AT THE BACK OF THE THE PROPERTY ARE OVERGROWN NEAR THE ROADWAY. THIS MAKES IT DIFFICULT FOR THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE HOUSE BEHIND THE ABOVE ADDRESS TO PULL OUT ONTO THE STREET. MANY TIMES THEY HAVE TO GET OUT OF THEIR VEHICLES TO DIRECT TRAFFIC. (NOTE: THIS WAS CALLED IN TO "HAND" AND REFERRED TO ENG.)