The small car on the left of the photo is parking on the grass. It is an ongoing problem for years at this property. Planning has a file. There is supposed to be railroad ties to mark the parking but the tenants and mowers move them. A call has been made to Planning today.
Driving west on 2nd Street, going downhill, there is a tree obstructing the stop sign at the intersection of Woodlawn and 2nd Street. As a result, drivers often miss the sign and drive through the intersection without stopping, leading to numerous accidents.
Many potholes at this particular interaction. One of them is extremely wide and deep. Any cyclist or motorcyclist who accidentally runs over it will definitely trip and fall. More generically, there are many potholes along Woodland. I think the city should consider repaving the whole street.
This corner house usually has a piece of wood to mark where parking is supposed to be. Now gone or moved. From the alley there should be two tandem spots on the right and one nest to it on the left. Right now they white truck is completely on the grass and the silver car mostly on the grass. I don't blame the tenants the owner never tells them every year. Can someone go by and tell them the place the RR beams go or call the owner. Preferably before the grass dies again? Thank you,!
Tenants have been moving wooden beams to use more of the yard for parking. If you stand in the alley behind the house there should be a tandem spot for two cars on the right and one parking spot close to the alley on their left. Room for 3 cars but now there are often 5 including one on the grass. This is a problem every year, better to have permanent bumper blocks instead of ones they just roll out of position. There are 4 cars there in the above picture even though it is spring break and plenty of parking on the street.
brush pile, lawn not mowed
exceeds 40 lbs
bags cans must have sticker attached