Sidewalk blocked with construction sign on north side of 17th between woodburn and kinser. In front of 314 W 17th. I believe its trying to warn about sidewalk closure for site just west of kinser. The sidewalk here is still useful to connect to sidewalks on the east side of madison and kinser, and it should not be blocked. A desire trail in the grass indicates there are pedestrians still using this route.
The sidewalk on the north side of Moore's Pike by the AMC Theater is overgrown. Bushes nearly block the sidewalk and the grass is waist-high. I'm guessing that they have ceased caring for the property due to movie theaters being closed.
Shrubs have overgrown, blocking the sidewalk. It is the only sidewalk on the street.
Shrubs have overgrown onto the sidewalk.
1014 E First St. Vegetation obstructs sidewalk
Hello - The sidewalk along Parrish between North Kinzer and Arlington Heights School is blocked in several places by overgrown vegetation. Would it be possible to check and see who is responsible (City? Homeowners?) and to see what can be done to make the sidewalk passable again? Thanks much!
For more than a year now, the sidewalk in front of new apartment construction just South of the 10th st. and Smith Rd. intersection has been regularly occupied and blocked by cars and trucks associated with the construction. There is considerable pedestrian traffic on this walkway, and citizens are forced to walk into the street by the blockage. As the construction has progresse, parking for workers and owners has become available underneath and beside the structure, but sidewalk parking seems to be preferred, particularly by the owners/supervisors. Please have them remove their vehicles, and clean the sidewalk.
On E Second, close to the corner of Woodscrest and E Second, there are low overhanging branches on the footpath next to the school grounds. Pedestrians have to duck to avoid them.
There is always a car parked here blocking the entrance to the Winslow rd sidepath. It’s clearly marked for no parking with yellow lines. It’s not obvious why they prefer to park on top of the yellow lines instead of parallel parking both cars on the North side of the street. They do seem to be making an effort to leave space for walkers to get through but never enough space for a bike pulling a trailer