There is an accumulation of sticks, trash, and general debris that has dammed the stream running alongside the B-Link Trail, approx. 600 feet from S Walnut Street. As of late, whenever we experience heavy rains, the water floods onto the trail itself, as photographed.
At the end of the B-Link trail, where it crosses Walnut into Switchyard Park, there is a button activated crosswalk. This has been up for quite some time now, and yet everytime I'm at this crossing and have the green signal I still have close calls with vehicles that blow right through the red. Maybe this would be a good spot for some enforcement action from the Police?
Out walking yesterday and I was alarmed by the rapid decay of this very large Pin Oak tree. It is leaning toward the street. It is dead and looks like it could fall within the next few months. I believe it is a tree that falls under the responsibility of the city but my apologies if it is a private owner tree. Specific location is 1715 S. Wexley Road, front and south of property, very near road and very near fire hydrant.
Four metal tanks of unknown gas sitting along the B-Link on 3/1/26.
At the crossing of the B-Link Trail on S. Walnut, there is a big pothole on the northwest side of the painted crosswalk, on the west side of the street. The hole runs parallel to the trail/crossing, in perfect placement and size to snag a foot or a bicycle wheel and send people flying. It is a danger.
Roads not cleared
Not out by 5:00 AM. 946
missed trash
must be sorted
can exceeds size limit