closed #205220
Street Trees
480 N Morton ST
- Case Date:
- 8/23/2025
These street trees are so low they hit your head. Who is responsible? Street trees but IU property?
These street trees are so low they hit your head. Who is responsible? Street trees but IU property?
These street trees are so low they hit your head. Who is responsible? Street trees but IU property?
These street trees are so low they hit your head. Who is responsible? Street trees but IU property?
The lighting along the east side of the walking path which circles Winslow Sports Park was not lit at 9 PM tonight, August 23. That section is very dark without light after dark, and has been a safety concern in the past. Thank you.
The trees planted along the new multiuse trail need water! The blue beech are wilting.
The rail trail parking lot on Winslow would really benefit from having lines painted for spots. The only one currently marked is an accessible spot. Because there are no standard lines, people park wherever they feel like as they come and we end up having room for far less cars because there’s no consistency between the cars.
On the bicycle path behind the house at 312 N. Overhill Drive, the vegetation is blocking a significant part of the path where it turns, which creates poor visibility and a collision hazard.
Correction for report #205148. The photo I sent did not show the grass strip where the Callery pears were removed.
Last year (?) the Callery pears in the grass strip next to the Bryan Park tennis courts on Woodlawn were removed. Are there any plans to replace them with native trees,
There is a tree down, partially blocking the easternmost part of the trail at Winslow Family Park, near the outlet to Wexley rd