There is a very large pot hole on this street. Huge chunks of rock are falling out of it and can damage cars. The pot hole is about 2 ft long. W Allen street also has additional pot holes going up the hill.
No street sign that used to be on top of stop sign pole. Zebra stripe crosswalk has mostly been paved over.
Large pothole in the NE section of the Cottage Grove/Indiana Avenue intersection. Elongated and in an orientation that a passenger-side tire of a northbound car could easily get caught in it.
Query the status of the enforcement of the removal of the illegal temporary sign 'West Services' on a pole at this intersection. First reported on April 21, 2024.
Potholes in front of the Army Reserve Center on Woodscrest near the intersection with E Second Street
One of the purposes of UDO's section 'Signs' is 'to avoid unneccessary proliferation of signs'. There still are close to 20 blue 'Light the Way' signs on E First Street between Woodlawn and Eagleson. The promised 'signage sweep by Planning staff' (March 18, 2025 quote) must not have taken place yet. The sign at 1320 E First in the grass next to the sidewalk is illegal, according to the Elevate map. Property does not extend all the way to the sidewalk.
Pedestrian light at the northwest corner is partially obscured by overhanging branches. Also, branches of a tree in the yard of the house on the southwest corner, are hanging over the road (Second Street) and making it impossible to see the color of the traffic light until you are almost at the light, when you are driving towards Rogers and Binford schools. However, this is only a problem in the summer when there are leaves on the tree.
One of the purposes of UDO's section 'Signs' is 'to avoid unneccessary proliferation of signs'. There still are close to 20 blue 'Light the Way' signs on E First Street between Woodlawn and Eagleson. The promised 'signage sweep by Planning staff' must not have taken place yet. 'Light the Way' Sign at this corner is attached to a fence, which is not allowed.
One of the purposes of UDO's section 'Signs' is 'to avoid unneccessary proliferation of signs'. There still are close to 20 blue 'Light the Way' signs on E First Street between Woodlawn and Eagleson. The promised 'signage sweep by Planning staff' must not have taken place yet. 'Light the Way' Sign at this corner is attached to a fence, which is not allowed.
Several potholes that were filled once, but are present again now.