According to the city code, the alleyway is maintained by the city. It is public and not private. This particular section has a problem with stormwater that pools and creates a large puddle for the tenants and service vehicles.
Street light number 10 out
The sign at the corner that has the names of the streets is leaning toward the east, as if it has been hit by a car or something.
Thank you for the new paving on 11th Street. It looks great! When the street markings are painted, can we please get the marked crosswalk across 11th Street on the southeast side of the railroad bridge that we've been asking for? Looking forward to it!
Pervasive issue with uneven brick/cement/asphalt at the stylized curbs on the bike path. Asphalt is uneven with the angled cement curb pieces, which are uneven with the bricks. Missing bricks at other locations. These uneven angled triangle cement parts have damaged parts of my wheelchair several times. I am making the report at the Rogers St coordinates, but the issue extends across most road crossings between North Adams all the way to Kroger. North Adams, Fairview, and Rogers are by far the worst ones, but most need addressed. If you want me to take pictures and send individual reports for every crossing on the bike path, I can do that.
Thank you for grinding down the curb entrances to these sidewalks. Unfortunately they are still not accessible, the north side curb is still too uneven between the street and the sidewalk. The south side curb/sidewalk is angled in a sketchy way that sends the momentum of the wheelchair straight into the main road and it's hard to correct and stay out of the road.
Would appreciate an update on the repair of this section of sidewalk and road crossing. Inaccessible for wheelchairs to the point that I need to ride on the road in my wheelchair to avoid the sidewalk crossing.
Could I please get an update to repair of this curb/street issue reported earlier this year? Very hard to navigate in wheelchair
Broken sidewalk on the south side of E. University near Woodlawn
‘Residential Neighborhood Parking’ sign is almost invisible because of a tree or shrub engulfing it.