Please consider a stop sign on Southdowns and circle drive. People come up westbound on southdowns heading around the corner very fast. We have many walkers and children and it is a blind curve.
On the northwest corner, the traffic signal pedestrian signage and button are dangling from the cord—it appears to have been pried loose.
The stop sign at East Dodds and South Dunn street is lying in the grass beside South Dunn Street. It has been knocked down, in other words.
Everyday there are dozens of deer that run across this area. Recently some deer have been hit trying to cross 2nd street, around 2nd and Rose. Cars move too quickly down 2nd without paying attention, I believe this area would benefit greatly from a deer crossing sign, speed bump, or stop sign.
Red light out on Rhorer at Walnut St. Pike.
Traffic light at E 3rd Street and Kingston Drive is not working properly causing significant back-ups for Chick-fil-A and Target traffic. The left turn arrow for S. Kingston onto westbound E. 3rd Street only cycles long enough for three cars to make the turn. There were a dozen cars in line this morning to make the turn. Everyone then has to wait another two minutes (too long) for the light to cycle again.
Drivers are going too fast here and sometimes not seeing the stop signs, specifically going north on mitchell. I have witnessed two collisions and this calls for improved visibility of the stop sign or some other form of traffic calming. Many people, including kids, bike through this intersection and are vulnerable.
The left turn only lane signage is missing and the street paint for the left turn only is no longer visible. Basically there is no way to know that the left lane from Grimes to Walnut is left turn only. The sign for Walnut St is sun bleached and almost impossible to read as well.
There's an orange sign on Rogers Street that says "road closed on or after 8/20" and the road has yet to be closed. This is confusing as a near-daily user of the road and I am hoping this is removed or updated with the correct date of closure, if possible. Thank you.
‘Residential Neighborhood Parking’ sign is almost invisible because of a tree or shrub engulfing it.