The left turn signal exiting the shopping center (Welmir Dr.) onto W. 3rd is TO SHORT. This lane backs up extensively, causing significant congestion during peak traffic times. Best case scenario, 4 cars are able to clear the turn lane before the light changes. From Liberty to west-bound 3rd stays green until the lane is cleared.
Bicyclists don't abide by the law. Will Bike/Ped Commission be concerned with bike safety? We should pass bike safety laws. (see attached) (FYI---GIS System does not recognize address Mr. Venstra gave.)
Mr. Parks called to inform the City Police that the intersection of West Third St. and Curry Pike is hazardous due to motorists running red traffic lights. He mentioned it is near GE (no incident specifically AT GE, but nearby intersection). He would like the City to send someone out to watch our part of the intersection for violators.
Mr. Parks called to inform the City Police that the intersection of West Third St. and Curry Pike is hazardous due to motorists running red traffic lights. He mentioned it is near GE (no incident specifically AT GE, but nearby intersection). He would like the City to send someone out to watch our part of the intersection for violators.
Traffic has increased dramatically. The speed limit needs to be enforced! Today my dog was hit. Everyday it's another close call. I own both side of road, sometimes cattle an livestock are out on the road. Maybe a farm sign could be erected, or speed limit lowered, but something needs to change.
The intersection coming out of Welmir Dr (especially toward Big Lots) trying to get to the stop light on 3rd street is not equipped to handle early afternoon traffic. It is often backed up past KFC with cars trying to dart across each other. Most of the traffic is backed up through the left turn lane going onto W 3rd. A second left turn lane or something would really make this a safer intersection
The acceptance Insurance co has several yard card temp signs in front of site.
Upland tempoary banner on fence
Shoe Carnival has placed a banner on the wall of the building above the entrance without an approved permit. The banner is larger than the 16 square feet allowed by code and would not be permitted.
Illegal temp sign - banner