Either 423 or 424 E. Laurelwood Court. Caller said a small tree had fell over the sidewalk and into the street. Also there is garlic mustard grass, poision ivy and really tall weeds. The backyard is very high.
Trees down, blocking the Lanam Trail, not far from the Lanam Road trailhead.
There are two places on the trail leading from Lanam Road to Griffy Creek where large trees are blocking the trail making it difficult to proceed.
grass high behind Service Merchandise will draw too many grass hoppers
Kingston & Longview
There are 2 1/2 foot weeds behind Service Merchandise at the corner of Longview Ave. & Kingston Drive, and they are drawing a lot of insects.
Snow has been pushed up on the sidewalk and it is not accessible. Must walk in the Street. This is by the open field on the new sidewalk.
The sidewalk imprints about walking your scooters across the street are degrading, and are slippery. I was walking on Kirkwood, and the one on the corner in front of the Cafe Pizzeria (that corner) is where I slipped and hurt my right knee. I walk frequently there as I am a student at IU, and it's only slippery on top of the remneants of that imprint. Someone is going to get hurt or die even if they crack their skull!
At the intersection of East Kirkwood and Walnut streets, directly in front of the BookCorner store, there is a pothole approximately 2ftx1ft that is deep and getting deeper, and nearly unavoidable during turns Northward on Walnut from Kirkwood. Thank you for your response. George Bull
The stop sign on Kirkwood for westbound traffic is set back pretty far from Kirkwood. When food trucks park on the north side of Kirkwood, the westbound traffic can’t see the stop sign. I have seen cars run the stop sign several times. There is a small planter right on the corner, where a stop sign would be visible, or even attached to the sign with the street name placards. Perhaps also adding a stop sign on the south side of Kirkwood would help.