Steel plate over man-hole drain has been dislodged and is a hazard to pedestrians using that sidewalk. There are actually two steel plates in the same area. Too heavy for me to lift and fix.
The one section of sidewalk is below the other two adjoining sections creating difficulty for those with mobility problems as well as older people. It is hazardous for those with vision problems who might not be able to discern the sudden in drop.
Uneven walk to rised curb (tripping hazard, then yet another drops from curb to street, then three move tripping spots erosion of 3 level is street layers of asphalt. Thanks!
The curb at the corner of Landmark and Arch Haven is very steep, about 3 inches of rise at an angle probably close to 70°. Landmark Ave has many medical facilities and this path is the one people would travel on between Adams and 3rd St where transit vehicles provide access. It should be smoothed out to provide a safer ramp for people with mobility devices and unsure footing.
There is a hornets nest in a tree hanging just above head height over the greenway on Sheridan between Ballantine and Hawthorne. It is directly across the street from the fern house.
Crosswalk signal to cross Patterson and follow Adams is broken. It does not change when the traffic light for the cars changes. Please repair
Signpost marking the bike-ped trail is quite crooked and loose
the section of painted bike lane on washington between 3rd and 2nd St's seems to have been removed. Maybe it just faded slowly and I'm just noticing it? Not that the painted line does anything anyway, but I'm just curious if something new is happening here. thanks!
All of the painted lines that were crosswalks here have long since worn away and no one has come to repaint them. Some drivers still treat this area as if the lines are painted, but many do not. Crosswalks near stoplights and Hills often have people driving accelerate the most. Please repaint all four crosswalks, 2 on Washington, and 2 on 2nd st.
Hello, The section of Washington between E. 3rd and E. 2nd was repaved some time ago. Originally, a bike lane was painted on this section of road. You can still faintly see where the original lane was and there are still biking symbols on the pavement indicating a bike lane. However, when the road was resurfaced, the final lines were not repainted. I bike on this stretch of road 2-3 times a day for my commute to work and for recreational cycling. I often see cars who drive as if there is no lane and block the entire road/ have no idea that bikes have a dedicated lane. Are there planes to come through and repaint the bike lane here? Thank you.