We hit this big pot hole causing the sidewall of our ties on our new Buick envision to blow. We are out $318 for replacement after I put the spare on. I have additional photos but it only allowed one upload. We are looking for reimbursement as this hole was very large and has reportedly been there we are told from others.
It is difficult to see traffic coming from the left when attempting to turn from Telluride onto Arlington in either direction. It is also difficult to see traffic from the right when turning left on to Arlington from the new SR 45/46 bypass exit. With the speed limit at 40 mph and people driving faster than 40 mph, both of these areas are dangerous to pull out from. Would it be possible to reduce the speed limit or at least add some signs to let traffic on Arlington know to watch for people pulling out? Thanks!
City maintained sidewalk is overgrown. This is within the area that has the chain link fence on the east. Numerous low-hanging trees.
Two large rigs parked on either side of South College by the convention center construction. Leaving only one usable lane. Not safe.
Corner of Bennington Blvd and S. Park Ridge Rd More Maple trees detached limbs hanging down. Hooked and not easily able to be pulled off and down.
This picture is from same tree I made a ticket for last week, but on the opposite side. (Thanks for your prompt attention to those detached branches last week!) there is another dangerous hanging limb (or 2) that’s disconnected from the tree. All the maple trees in this stretch of road are in need of undergrowth clean up. Bare branches are constantly dropping onto the street and parked cars when the wind blows. I was told that about 2 weeks ago, Service Master was working at a house there and a larger branch fell on their van. I will email Haskell Smith concerning cleaning up this dead undergrowth issue as a whole in Gentry Honours in S. Park Ridge Rd.
'Christmas Lights Installation' sign, attached to a utility pole, across from Arbors Lane.
Corner of W Third and S Liberty Drive, on Liberty Drive: another dilapidated AT & T junction box, in the grass. Across from Buccheetos.
This stretch currently has no pedestrian walkway on the north side, forcing people to walk in the street or on uneven grass/gravel shoulders to reach the businesses at Edwards Square Plaza. While a sidewalk exists on the south side of East 3rd Street, high-speed traffic in both directions — eastbound and westbound — makes it unsafe and impractical for pedestrians to cross over to use it. As a result, anyone walking on the north side currently has no safe option at all. Adding this sidewalk would connect an existing gap in the pedestrian network, eliminate the need for a dangerous crossing, improve pedestrian safety, support foot traffic to local businesses, and bring this section in line with walkability standards elsewhere in the area. We appreciate your consideration of this request and are happy to provide any additional information needed.
2 abandoned wheel barrows at the end of Sheffield Dr in the road appear to be trash