There is a line of sight issue when you are going Westbound on Dixie turning to go North onto Lincoln Street. There are flowers in the island there but the main problem is the cars that park up to the intersection. She feels that you need to remove one parking space on the East side of Lincoln Street just South of Dixie. She would like for someone to give her a call to let her know what is going to be done.
Over-grown hedges blocking the line-of-sight.
This was taken by HAND Dept. The citizen stated that there are flowers blocking the line of sight at the corner of 6th & Oak. They did not state what corner. It was thought to be on the South side of 6th Street.
There is a line of sight problem where Eastside Drive turns into Circle Drive. If you are looking to the left, it is very difficult to see around bushes that have become overgrown. The citizen has almost been hit at least 2 times.
If you are going west on Davis and are turning on to Grant you can not see around the weeds at 1001 S. Grant.
Stop sign at intersection of Brown and Graham is covered with overgrowth which makes it hard to sse, and you have to pull out in the middle of Graham St to see if any other cars are coming- caller stated.
pulling out and turning left (East) there is a large bush and telephone pole that are in the line of sight ans two accidents have happened that this location. Sarah called months ago and Sam Dean went out and told her that he would take care of it but it has not been taken care of yet.
Alley needs to be paved nex to 500 E. Univerity. bushes are also overgrown in alley scraching cars.
Mrs. Burch called the HAND Dept. VERY upset over an overgrown bush and weeds as a line of sight problem at the corner of Dodds and Morton. She stated that the branches off of the bushes that are overgrown scrached her car. She stated that the City should pay for her car, and that she is going to take the weeds and branches to the Mayors office and dump them on his desk. She would like a call back on this ASAP. She stated that she never got a call back the last time she placed a complant.