Along the trail next to the train tracks between N Pete Ellis Dr. and State Rd 46 the bushes need to be cut back. In some places it's impossible for bikers and pedestrians to see what's ahead or for bikers to safely pass pedestrians.
My tap water tastes like dirt.
There are many low-hanging tree branches that block the path connecting S Meadowbrook Dr and S Fenbrook Ln. This is a hazard for pedestrians and bikers.
Water has just started tasting like dirt.
Traveling both north and south on North Dunn Street, bushes and shrubs obscure the stop signs at the intersection at Tamarack Trail until a driver is right on the sign itself. It becomes an emergency stop for some drivers. Very dangerous for drivers unfamiliar with Dunn Street.
Water tastes weird and has an odor
Street light not working…previously reported as Case # 177454
Tap water smells and tastes like having mold or dirt.
Left turns are increasingly dangerous at 3rd and Smith and 10th and Smith. We are very concerned with these particularly with new proposed east side development. Please let us know how traffic and particularly traffic safety concerns will be addressed with these city approved projects. The state may do roads but the city needs to coordinate and plan appropriately. Will there be a light on Morningside and 3rd with the new entrance across the way? That would help with bike and pedestrian crossing. A crosswalk and left turn lane on third and Smith? A left turn on Smith and 10th? These are real needs. And why does Ron Smith refuse emails and other messages from his constituents and neighbors? He persistently ignores anything controversial.
There is no sign marking Hillside Dr for view by northbound travelers on Walnut St. There IS a sign for those driving southbound, just not if you’re northbound.