Case Date:

7/13/2018

Case Date:

9/19/2016

Neighbor called to complain about tall grass for 913 W. Countryside Ln, 918 W. Countryside Ln, and 1000 W. Countryside Ln.

Case Date:

5/31/2017

Case Date:

6/26/2015

Case Date:

7/13/2015

Case Date:

4/12/2012

Case Date:

7/19/2012

Case Date:

9/22/2023

Blown light corner RCA Park Dr and countryside

Case Date:

2/25/2015

Case Date:

9/27/2024

I have in front of my house the remnants of a speed bump design that wasn't effective. What is left are two very small speed bumps in the center of the road. Unfortunately, the width of the space between the end of the bump and the curb in front of my house is just wide enough for a car to pass through to avoid the bump entirely. I will say comfortably 50-75 percent (this is a conservative figure) of the traffic does not slow down, and swings into that gap between the speed bump and the curb to pass by. The road in this area in front of my house has had to be repaired at least three times, and it is a hazard for pedestrians on the sidewalk to be in that proximity to the cars at speed. I also have to go through that section of the yard and pick out all the asphalt chunks that have been broken off the road and flipped into my yard before I cut the grass. It is a significant amount. I would like to ask that a speed bump that extends across the road be considered here, much like the ones on Maxwell Drive. Is there anything you can do here? I've included a picture for context. Thank you very much for your help. Rose Johnson