The left turn signal light for eastbound Tapp Rd. to turn north onto Rockport Rd. changes from a green light to a yellow light almost immediately, such that only one car can get through the intersection and must do so under a yellow light.
Sidewalks left unshovled are causing dangerous conditions for pedestrian on or off the sidewalk.
Sidewalks outside Chick Fil A are a skating rink
The alley way is covered with ice and is very hazardous, I came down this way on 12/3 and my car slid all the way down the hill. This needs attention ASAP please, very slick
I don't know whether these streets are managed by the city or by Regency (or whoever owns the apartments and houses over here), but this morning, the entire stretch of road between the houses and the apartment buildings was solid ice. The road behind the apartment buildings wasn't much better. I slid all over the place trying to leave this morning, and since parking enforcement also never seems to monitor this area, the road between the apartments and the houses is always parked bumper-to-bumper along both sides. So I basically slid between two rows of cars with barely enough room to get through, just sort of praying that I didn't slide into a car. I managed to make it through unscathed, but SOMEONE needs to put salt or ice-melt down on these roads back here. I drove on stretches of solid ice all the way until I reached the road by the elementary school. The entire neighborhood back here was icy or snowy, and since there's too many people parked back through this entire area anyway, getting through there was a nightmare. This was a minor snowstorm in the grand scheme of things - frankly, I'm terrified of what will happen if/when we get a big storm. If the city is responsible for these roads, could someone PLEASE put salt/ice-melt down out here so we can drive safely? If the apartment and/or house owners are responsible for these roads, could someone PLEASE remind them that they need to salt the roads as well as the sidewalks? Thank you.
Crossing signal stuck in endless loop of activation with no pedestrians at the crossing.
Sidewalks not cleared and ICY. As seen in attachment all other sidewalks are cleared and safe
I live across from Rosehill and walked into town today. Many of my neighbors had not yet shoveled their walks, making me walk in the street, which is never a great idea. The worse address was 516 W 3rd, but there were many bad sports between my house and downtown (and some bad spots downtown). It’s been more than 24 hours since the snow stopped. Please remind people about the snow removal ordinance, and please do a much better job of enforcing it. Thank you.
Alleys covered in ice
Snow removal needed more than 24 hours after snowfall