Hello Multiple tree limbs have fafr the city lot tree line. Normally we would dispose of these. However pick up is several weeks out & we are elderly. We can keep our yard waste picked up with small sticks. However, when the large trees/branches fall off of these oaks lining Hickory stick, we cannot manage. Thank you. Vertessa
Hello Multiple tree limbs have fafr the city lot tree line. Normally we would dispose of these. However pick up is several weeks out & we are elderly. We can keep our yard waste picked up with small sticks. However, when the large trees/branches fall off of these oaks lining Hickory stick, we cannot manage. Thank you. Vertessa
There's a massive bush that grows right here that makes it impossible to see until you're basically already in the road (driving east on Dodds). I almost got hit today because a car had to pull so far out from the street to look around that bush. There's also a pedestrian crossing here, and I've seen a number of close calls with people trying to cross and a car pulling beyond the crosswalk to see around that bush. I don't know if it's city property or private, but it's a hazard.
You have to pull all the way to the very edge of the road to see around the bushes and shrubs that grow in that gore/traffic island between Dodds, Walnut, and College Ave. The shrubs are grown out to the point where visibility is obscured, making it difficult to see around them until you're basically in the road. This is especially dangerous because of how busy Walnut St is during the day.
street partially blocked by tree struck by lightening
There is a bracket to hold a street sign in the sidewalk still - I saw it yesterday (there is no street sign, but the bracket is a trip hazard).
Excessive potholes, especially where the road meets Timothy Ct.
Street tree is blocking sidewalk and street
I live north of town in Fairwood Terrace. Multiple people in the neighborhood, including myself, have reported problems with their water service. Water pressure is low. Not so low you can't take a shower but low enough that toilets don't flush and it takes awhile to fill a sink, let alone a bath tub. The water flowing out of the faucet stops every second or so then starts flowing again. Water pressure is significantly lower in mornings when people are up and getting about their day and again drops in the evening when people get home and perhaps start cooking meals, taking showers, etc. It is a little too soon to blame the problem on people watering grass and gardens. I called the Utilities department about the problem last week and was told I had a leak in my supply line and should call a plumber. I would be glad to do that and will anyway as the line to my house is some 60+ years old. But considering so many other people are having this problem it would be most appreciated if you could send someone out to investigate what's going on as there are too many with this issue for it to be supply ines to people's houses. We have many families int he neighborhood that really can't afford the $300+ bill to for a plumber to check their lines. I will even volunteer to pay a reasonable amount for the City to come out and check that the water supply is functioning properly. We could really use some help on this one. Dan Beeker
Gestures to everything the light touches. These roads are ridiculous and dangerous and our cars are getting destroyed out here. Please fix our roads properly, not just the platic patch that's going to pop out in a month.