Two LED fixtures were recently installed at this intersection, both on the east side of Walnut, one north of 12th and the other south of 12th. They are *very* bright. Is it possible to swap them out with a lower wattage? We do see others in the neighborhood that appear to be dimmer and don't cast so much harsh light onto neighboring properties. It would be a relief if these were also more resident-friendly.
Stop warning “New” sign obstructed by tree branches. Westbound traffic on 7th just east of Lincoln
No parking sign on the left side on college ave just before 7th st is starting to fade and has stickers on the sign
4way stop. Please put the "All Way/4-way" signs on each of the 4 Stop sign posts. This intersection is confusing for many drivers
Sidewalk upheaval by tree roots up to 5 inches. Leans at a sideways angle. Approximately a 6 foot long section
Recent rains have made a ten inch trench in the unpaved alley next to 823 W. 4th, on the hill up 3rd Street.
The street light is out and in one passage through this area on college, I saw nearly two different accidents happen. I hope the city will repair the light and remove the 4-way stop ASAP. It is very dangerous.
The entrance to the alley at my house (from Highland Ave) has a deep ditch from rain runoff. Hoping you can re-grade it. Thank you.
Large pothole in alley behind 857 S Morton Street
The traffic light at E Hillside Dr/E Moores Pike and College Mall Road/S Sare Rd seems unbalanced in terms of the light staying green quite a bit longer going east and west (Hillside/Moores Pike) than north and south (College Mall Road/Sare). I had noticed this in the spring when driving early in the morning. Driving north on Sare, I would come around the curve approaching the intersection to see the light turn green only to have it turn red before I made it to the intersection. Yesterday (July 1), I was driving south on College Mall Road and was stuck in traffic at that intersection, sitting through the light a few times as only about 5 cars could make it through the intersection proceding south on Sare before the light turned red. The light stayed green considerably longer (I didn't time it) going east and west. I don't know if it's supposed to be like that or if something changed with the timing of the light in the winter or spring but it seems that the green light time going north and south should be at least as long as the green light time going east and west given the traffic on College Mall Road and Sare Road.