Sidewalk on the north side of roughly 11th Street where it meets Fairview Street completely blocked by vegetation. This is just southwest of the train bridge. Note that there are obstructions above ground level as well as at ground level. Note that there is further vegetation just around the corner closer to the train bridge. Thanks!
Can a long term project of connecting a walking path between eastern heights and park ridge east be done for kids to walk to University elementary? Much safer than Smith. Good for environment and neighborhood connections. Would be awesome. Please consider a single connecting sidewalk. The neighborhood associations would be happy to help in any way we can.
521 s fess trash along sidewalk
vegetation obstructing sidewalk between 706 e. university and corner with s. fess
Sidewalk on the south side of 11th Street just east of college avenue at the Bentley construction site. Still violating their walk around.
Foilage needs cut back from sidewalk across from colonial east apartments
High street sidewalk project looks like absolute horseshit. Kids walk through a half complete construction zone everyday with trash, busted up concrete and rusty rebar laying everywhere. This is completely unacceptable. Finish the project!
Going in the direction of W First, on College in front of the AFL-CIO building (which is next to Planned Parenthood) there are several overhead signs for different turns. The one for the left turn lane is almost totally obscured by branches from a tree on the sidewalk.
1502 North Lee Street--The sidewalk at this address which borders Emerson is overgrown with weeds. This sidewalk has quite a bit of foot traffic and an occasional wheelchair.
This is follow up on ureport #176835, covering the sidewalk just west and south of the train bridge at 11th and fairview. After 2 weeks without any progress from the city, I started doing it myself. I removed most of the large honeysuckle plants growing within 2-4 ft of the sidewalk. I removed the branches overhanging within 6.5ft of the sidewalk. As you can see in this picture, I shoveled the dirt off of the inner 1ft of the sidewalk, *and found the edge of the sidewalk* for the first time in decades!!! I did not complete the shoveling. I've put in about 3hrs labor at this site so far and anticipate another 1.5hrs before completion. It would be awesome if this kind of clearing happened at the numerous places where hillsides have collapsed onto sidewalks, often reducing effective width by 25-50%. should i finish shoveling this one or can someone in public works do it?