The driveway apron is in disrepair. It looks like the city had paved this area at one point in time, but it has started breaking apart. Is this something the city would take care of, or is it the homeowner's responsibility? Please let me know either way. Thanks!
6 sidewalk squares in a row are crumbled making it difficult for Pedestrian walking
On the sidewalk on the corner of 8th and Washington, there is a square stone block embedded in the sidewalk. It is a tripping hazard. I have stumbled on it twice and this second time I broke my toe. I am not sure what it’s doing there, but it is immovable. It is on 8th St, beside the Stone Mansion on the corner.
Dangerously uneven sidewalk. South side of 6th
700 S Eastside Drive. This sidewalk was once sagging and was repaired by the city, now it is flaking again. A hazard for the many pedestrians who walk here daily on their way to campus.
The yellow paint on the curb on either side of the alley that runs between 205 and 209 East Wylie Street has worn off and needs to be repainted. Cars are parking right at the edge of the alley, sometimes partially blocking it.
Overgrown, weed-filled, unsightly bump out. There is also high weeds near stop sign at this corner of Grant and Allen. All bump outs on Allen look terrible.
Traffic slowing curb cuts installed on Allen are filled with weeds. Walking by them forces you out into the street and visibility is hampered by the weeds
Winslow Woods has overgrown into the sidewalk along Azalea making it impassable. Residents and students walking to South are forced to walk on the road.
There's no "walk" button for pedestrians on the southeast corner of the intersection of N Union St and E 10th Street who want to cross 10th Street heading north. There is a sign, but no button - just two wires sticking out of the light pole.