The corner of Broadmoor and East Oakland Avenue has had I don't know how many accidents mostly due to the bush on the South side of the intersection. If coming off Broadmoor you cannot see past the bush without putting your nose out into traffic on Oakland Avenue. This bush should eith be removed or trimmed way back so you can see oncoming traffic on East Oakland Avenue.
The entrance to the Kroger shopping center near Walnut and Rohrer Rd. is very dangerous. The Westbound left turn lane on the Rohrer Rd entrance has lost its lane designating paint, and Westbound cars entering the left turn lane are confronted with Eastbound traffic that is not alerted to the existence of a turn lane facing them. I have sxperienced several near-misses, and believe that unless the painting on the lanes is refreshed and visible there is a real danger of a head-on at that point. Help!
There is a pothole/torn up pavement in front of our house at 3605 the stands dr. It has been there several months just never got around to reporting it. I have moved several big chunks of pavement to the side so cars dont hit them.
We would like to post or have the city post signage redirecting 46 bypass traffic to pete ellis for the businesses effected by the closed entrance to the strip malls at 46 Bypass and 3rd Street. At Starbucks, we have lost over a third of our business since the closing of that entrance. Similar reports are available from the surrounding local businesses.
At Madison Park HOA (300 Block of Madison&Smith),at the Smith St. entrance.In the parking lot,there's a flaw the is 3-4 ft long,6 in wide, and runs parallel to the parking space closest to the little gray house next to Madison Park's building.
Problems with a streetlight. Location: Park Ridge East, between 537 and 529 Plymouth Road. Light is not completely out, but it flickers, flashes, goes out, comes back on, then goes out again, and repeats this cycle.
The traffic signals at the intersection of Henderson and Winslow Rd are not working. They are not even flashing red.
300 N. Grant, northwest end of block needs a new Residential Zone 4 sign and post. Recently 2 new additions were built at 315 N. Grant for the Grant Street Inn. Since the Residential sign was not replaced patrons are receiving citations.
No street sign at Grant and East 10th.
At a neighborhood Fourth of July party, the question came up on whether the faded stop sign at the corner of Forrester (north side) and Daniel will be replaced and moved in front of the tree that partially blocks it so motorists will stop at that intersection. We have a lot of children who walk to the park by both stop signs on Forrester and Daniel, so we were hoping there is a way to mark those intersections so they stop. Is there anyone in the city we should pose this question to? Thanks for any advice you can provide.