The sidewalk on the east side of High Street (there isn't one on the west side at this point) is being overtaken by overgrowth, pushing pedestrians into a fairly high speed section of High Street. This is just north of the round about at Winslow/Rogers.
Very poor visibility looking left on Moores Pike from the AMC 11 parking lot, impossible to see a good gap.
Best to express 'concern' in/for the lack of a curb-cut at the corner(s) of the e. 10th & Barrington Driveway.
The apartment construction by Varsity properties on East 19th Street has caused an excessive level of dust on the road. Whenever a vehicle drives by, the dust becomes airborne. In addition, the dust also falls on to nearby vehicles, causing a significant amount of scratches and inconvenience. No effort has been made to clean up the street. It is especially disgusting to walk on when it rains.
We Buy Homes (new sign): Corner of Marilyn Drive and S High Street, in the grass; corner of E Second and High Street.
Christian realty sign still up at stop sign on 3rd at shopping plaza.
These signs are all down E 3rd Street, and elsewhere through town. this sign is at the corner of 3rd and college Mall heading east, next to the CVS. There is another one a block east, and another two blocks east from that.
Kirkwood/Washington landscaping completely blocks line of sight of pedestrians or vehicles. 3/4 planters at this intersection are this overgrown and block lines of sight creating a serious hazard.
Hello, I am the facilities manager of Trinity Episcopal Church (111 s Grant Street). A while back our gas meter was moved by (then Vectren) in conjunction with the Culvert work that is ongoing by Milestone. They moved the meter from the back of our building where it was safe - to the corner where it is in a precarious position. In doing so they have compromised the sidewalk, causing the corner to crack and one of the metal plates to raise up forming a lip - which has been reported to me as being a tripping hazard. I've asked numerous times to have the area addressed (specifically the meter itself) and have been ignored by (now) Centerpoint. The sidewalk deterioration is just the latest part of the failure to sensibly relocate that meter in a safe manner. Does the Street department address this? And who can I talk to about the meter itself? It is exposed to Traffic traveling through the alley and will be damaged at some point by a large truck. If you folks could assist me in this - Trinity Episcopal Church sure would be grateful. Thanks for your time, Kevin Burdeshaw Facilities Manager
Sign from College Movers and Junk Haulers in the grass next to the road near the large Goodwill and CVS sign on College Mall Rd; also one near Mr. Hibachi on E Third Street. Compare to closed case #171221 of Dec. 2019. They did not get the message.