The trees along Sudbury drive need to be trimmed. The branches hang down so low, you have to drive your car down the middle of the street to keep from having the limbs scrape your car. The north side of the street is especially bad. Also, no one takes care of the grass on either side of Sudbury beyond the Millenium apartments and the office park.
Mr Myers has contacted TCI concerning his complaint. He was told to write a letter to the corporate office, it was their decision. Mr Myers asked if they were keeping track of the local complaints. TCI's reply was no. Mr. Myers suggested that the Telecom. Council contact Ameritch about getting them in here to provide cable service.
Citizen stated that there is a line of sight problem at the intersection of W. Dodds Street & Morton Street. There is weeds, etc.. that is overgrown on the stop sign post as well as the light pole. There is also weeds/brush that is overgrown near the railroad tracks. It is very difficult to see coming off of Morton Street turning onto Dodds Street.
Behind bed bath and beyond, metal post light.
Called OOTM after speaking to Public Works. Had a number of complaints about the city phone system, the county phone system and the post office. Continued to ask questions but was not satisfied with any of the information I gave her. Finally hung up on me.
Two meters ran over by parker in Lot # 3 (4th & Washington). Meter post for double meters P61/62 and post for double meter P6/7 were bent, meter housings extremely damaged. Please replace post and parking will replace the meters. Photo included
500 E. Kirkwood - Northwest corner - Handicapped and time limit sign bent around light post it is attached to.
200 W 11th St/north side 2 hr parking sign down. Post broke off at ground
The Elementary School Crossing located at S. High and Greenbriar St. 2 light fixtures of the in-street School Crossing flasher have been knocked out. Traffic has one of the lights, and the other on is in the Parking Office on my desk.
Zone 7 Residential Parking sign & post is missing from the southwest side of 300 N. Park.