The City (?) plowed the alley to the east of 321 S Eagleson, creating a mound blocking several parking places. Two-fold request if this is in fact a City plow: 1) Please move the mound a little further north to open up private property parking behind 321 S Eagleson. 2) Please advise your plows to refrain from plowing additional snow and blocking the parking areas behind 321 S Eagleson's private parking areas. Thank you.
There has been no attempt to remove snow from the bike lane on 3rd St. between Eagleson and at least Woodlawn. Also in front of Forest Quadrangle where there is some paint marking more separation than just a few inches from the car lane.
Snow has been plowed into large piles on this portion of Allen, making it impassable. This is part of a bicycle greenway, but bikes cannot get through.
The snow on the B-line crossing the convention center parking lot alley is completely compacted to a sheet of ice. Can this be salted to be safer for bikers and pedestrians?
We did our best to clear the snow from this public alley last week, but the bottom layer was frozen to the street and we were unable to remove it. At this point it is very icy and we have seen several people slip and one person fall, especially when walking up and down the incline. We have also seen cars sliding on the ice, unable to brake properly. If there is any way this alley street could be salted in order to prevent future falls before it gets even colder this weekend that would be much appreciated. Thank you so much.
The alleyway mouth/sidewalk is a solid sheet of ice on both sides of Hunter Ave between Woodlawn & Hawthorne. Very dangerous for walkers/bikes/wheelchairs
W. Allen St (Particularly the section between the closed bridge and the B-Line trail) hasn't been cleared making it extremely difficult to navigate on foot or bike. Also . the crossing median/island where Allen St. crosses Walnut St. is full of snow making it useless in assisting bikes and pedestrians with crossing Walnut.
Snow plows pushed the snow out of the cul-de-sac and basically in front of my house specifically, my mailbox is now blocked. The mail trucks will no longer deliver mail to my house because of the snow. It’s basically an icy snow situation that I cannot handle myself so I am no longer receiving any mail service. Well I appreciate the snow plows, I do not appreciate that. It’s not allowing me to get mail any longer.
My wife and I live at 510 South Rose Avenue and noticed that last time there was significant snowfall there was no snow removed from our street. We would appreciate it if snow removal took place on our street the next time, which according to the local weather forecast may be early next week. Thank you!