Can you please replace the stop sign located at intersection of Thorton Drive and Maxwell Street (at the western side of the intersection on Thorton Drive). It is very faded and hard to see and i'm worried that somebody will go through the intersection without stopping. Please fix this problem for us in the neighborhood.
A resident has requested that leaves be collected on E Durham Dr. Mentioned that they have usually been picked up by this time of year and were surprised to see that they have not been done yet.
We received a phone call reporting that the light at the intersection of S. Walnut St. and E. Miller Dr. is changing to green on E. Miller Dr. without any vehicles waiting. He said that the green light is long and traffic backs up on S. Walnut St. He notices this issue most during the day.
These heaps of gravel can be found on E. Second, going towards the wooden foot bridge. I have no idea where they come from. However, next time there is a good downpour they will most likely be washed down the hill to the drain at the intersection of Eastside and the church parking lot, causing the intersection to flood. Can the city sweeper come to sweep them up? Thanks, Stella Hooker-Haase 333-7006
Constituent called reporting a pothole at 3rd St and Clifton.
Constituent called to report a pothole in the crosswalk just south of Child's Elementary School. He was walking his kid to school and twisted his ankle. He asked that it be filled as soon as you can so that someone else isn't injured.
Complained of a series of potholes at the end of his driveway and rough patches down the street outside of residence at 2728 E. Brigs Bend. He wanted to emphasize that this area has been patched nearly every year for the past 5 years, and the patching crumbles and is worn away within weeks. Requests a more permanent solution to the problem other than patching. Email constituent with update.
Asphalt is falling in around storm drain and needs sidewalk repaired.
A few potholes are reported at the entrance/exit area of the Southcrest Mobile Home Park.
The sidewalk in front of the first tree to the east of this address is raised up a few inches, creating a tripping hazard.