I work days,and can't sleep due to either a man hole cover or piece of sheet metal laying in the road. It's been there for days and is extremely loud and annoying. Can it be removed?
Two holes were left after work to install new tv cable. The 8-10” holes are in the verge I presume is city property at the southeast intersection of these two streets (Nancy and Hillside) and are deep enough to be a hazard. My wife stepped into one of them and came very close to damaging her knee. They needed to be filled in or appropriately covered.
Was there a rationale for the recent (this summer) changes to this intersection? With the closure of the 2nd lane of 3rd street it's dangerous to enter from Mitchell now. You're angled terribly to look for oncoming traffic unless you can crane your neck 120 degrees back and to the right. Also, as traffic heads east on 3rd street (from Mitchell) they block any visibility you might have. Are there plans to sort this out with a light, stop sign, or anything?
The white traffic pylons were installed in such a way that there is now only one lane, with oncoming traffic, to turn into. This makes the intersection more dangerous, and I have seen several near-accidents there because there used to be a second west-bound lane to turn onto from Mitchell. Surely this was a mistake--the pylons could have been installed in such a way as to guarantee immediate access to Third St. from Mitchell, with no chance of a merging accident, and allowing merging further west.
Gigabit or Giga-something installed fiber optics in the neighborhood. The holes they dug in the grass were not repaired. After advising them of the situation they came out to "repair" the grass. The soil was filled with rocks and gravel. There were no grass seeds in the soil. I spent a whole day picking rocks and gravel out of the soil, buying top soil, and grassseed to fix this. The ground is no longer level and there's also rather gouges or chunks in sidewalks and curbs. The road had preexisting, but plugged pot holes near the Sare entrance, but now those potholes are open again and expanding.
There needs to be a Dead End sign installed for this dead end street.
This street needs a Dead End sign. Unlike every other street in our neighborhood, S Larkspur us NOT a cul-de-sac.... it is a Dead End street, and there is no turn around space except in our driveways.
West Stapleton Avenue and S.Leonard Springs Road intersect, grass grown high, blocking vision of drivers
It is very difficult to see the westbound traffic when stopped on Highland going north and trying to turn onto 3rd street. The TIS building obstructs the view.
Query the status of U-report case # 202258, re the ugly orange barriers, which can only be removed after Duke has made repairs.