Hello, I regularly ride the bike lane along W 3rd and recently noticed that, at the intersection of W 3rd and the train tracks, the bike lane has been diverted onto the sidewalk. Could you please explain the reason for this diversion? Prior to the change, I continued through the intersection using the existing bike lane without issue, and I am trying to better understand the purpose and intent behind the new routing.
"Anthony's Lawncare" sign in the grass, most likely in the ROW at the BDLC.
Why is #206396, regarding this same location nowhere to be found when you type in the case number in Search tickets on the UReport site? Have you investigated what is in those 3 huge sheds on the property, and the vehicles in the back yard, are they operable? Looks like a scrap yard to me.
Why is it acceptable for switch yard park to have a flag sign. Tamales. And also the food truck on old 37? You told my business NO. Thank you Nancy Thompson
Is this a camping or an open-air chop shop? Tent has been there for more than 30 days.
Isn’t this truck in violation of UDO 20.04.060 (n) (4)? It has been sitting there for over 30 years, has an expired license plate (used to be 1975, since a couple of months 2016). Sticker cannot be seen because it has a glove hanging over it.
At Five Guys, in the grass strip next to the road: pink T-Mobile advertising sign.
Filed U Report 207188. I’m reading updates and misinformation. The cross- street I filed on is Smith Road not Smith Pike. And I did not ask for additional police presence. They already do that to catch speeders. We need speed bumps and the speed sign like they have on Hillside around the corner from us. There’s more speeders on Smith Rd than Hillside.
There is a gentleman living in an RV that is parked in the yard of this address. He is 100 percent living in this RV as.his residence
Cherokee drive is now a through street to Osage place and already drivers are driving too quickly down the hill. I'm requesting that a traffic calming bump be installed somewhere in the new Osage place Cherokee Drive. Thanks for keeping our narrow street safe.