The plants on both sides of the path are a little overgrown but the real problem is a very solid low hanging branch that is a real hazard. And another low hanging branch that is likely to hit you in the face with pears.
Overgrown bushes blocking 921 Hunter Ave
Yellow and black We Buy Houses 812 727-4589 sign on pole at the intersection of Rogers and Winslow, coming from Winslow, right before it becomes Country Club Drive. These signs used to be black and white, now they are yellow and black.
Hoosier Escape Room sign on a pole at the intersection of Patterson and Allen
need agenda items in the posted in the BZA meeting calendar
South Fess Avenue has neighbors parking on both sides of the street despite having driveways. This is not just a tight squeeze for a normal car to get through, but the mail man cannot get through, and emergency vehicles like an ambulance or fire truck certainly would not be able to. Could a “no parking” sign on one side of the street be looked into for the safety of the South Fess residents and for Templeton Elementary School?
Treacherous bike riding jn "bike lanes" along Smith Rd. from E 3rd street up to 10th St. There are large sticks, large pieces of trash, grates that could cause tires to cause an accident. Bike lanes are no where near wide enough. You cannot count the 'gutter' area as a bike lane as its unevenness can catch tires and cause wrecks. Also, there must be several inches for a biker to be able to move over when a car comes around him/her dangerously close. You are asking for serious injury and even deaths if bikes are knocked out of the lane into the path of oncoming cars from either direction. I'd like to challenge anyone to try to stay in those dangerous, narrow lanes day in and day out on the commutes to work. If it is the law to allow bikers 3 feet for safety, cars need to see the definite boundaries of that 3 feet. Too many cars have passed me where I could reach out easily and touch the cars. They also pass me dangerously close to returning to their lane as oncoming cars approach.
Red/White/Blue 'We Buy Houses - Any Condition' signs 1) Corner of Rogers and Kirkwood in the grass in front of the Regions Bank; 2) SW corner of Woodcrest and E Second 3) numerous signs starting at the S Walnut Kroger heading towards downtown. This person is putting up new signs all the time.
Poisen ivy growing onto side walk
The corner of the construction fence on E. 10th St. where Crosstown Shopping Center used to be (by Sobon and Jimmy John's) keeps getting pushed out more and more into the sidewalk, making it inaccessible to wheelchairs and a trip hazard even for those with no mobility issues.