closed #154404
Excessive Growth
- Case Date:
- 8/1/2016
Lot overgrown at 2324 E 7th Street. Attracting rodents.
Lot overgrown at 2324 E 7th Street. Attracting rodents.
Called to report that parking meter #E5TH200A (on Kirkwood, near the corner of Washington St.) is releasing coins back out but still registering parking minutes.
Street light out on corner of E. University and Mitchell.
Hi there; There is a wasps nest in the sign-in box for the trailhead, next to the trail map. They are very angry, so be careful in clearing it away!
There is a wasps nest inside the signin box at the trailhead for the Griffy Lake trails (next to the trail map). They are very angry so be careful as you clear them away!
Timing of intersection lights on 3rd and Clarizz Blvd: Crossing 3rd St is risky unless you begin walking across exactly when the light turns green for the pedestrian. The light changes too fast, not leaving the pedestrian enough time.
I am writing from Edventure Camp, the MCCSC summer camp for enrichment! We would like to say thank you to the County Government Department for hosting one of our classes. Beth Rosenbarger talked to us about what her department does! Our kids thought that it was a wonderful educational experience they will remember for a long time! Thank you.
Southeast Park tennis court
The timing of the traffic light at 3rd and Bryan/High Streets is way off. It has always been activated by sensors. The sensors on High and Bryan are now very delayed, sometimes waiting several minutes when no traffic has been passing on 3rd for that same time. Then the Bryan side will go green even though no car is present, The left turn arrow from 3rd to High will also not activate consistently. Please look at this situation, I have lived off of High and Hunter for 15 years and use this intersection this intersection several times per day. The settings are very off!
My partner and I enjoy the trails at Winslow Park. However, we both are very tall (6 feet), and we always have to duck due to tree limbs. We also have noticed that the paths are not wide for people to pass, and the vegetation along the path closest to South Highland Avenue is severely overgrown and needs to be cut back. In addition, most of the paths are covered in small stones/pebbles, and are creating canyons in the trail when it rains. Is it possible to completely make the trails to asphalt or concrete? Thanks.