There is a bunch of foliage that almost completely obstructs the sidewalk right along the property line between 113 and 125 E 10th St. I basically found myself walking through a bush last night at this spot while walking through the area. It's unclear which side of the property line the bush/plant/tree is on; it could very well be on both properties.
The light stays green for the Tapp Road traffic, but the light stays red it's stuck, it won't change green for turning to get out on Tapp road. Cam be dangerous for people to have to go through that red light, there's a lot of traffic on Tapp road.
There is a car currently parked in the alley way between the townhouses on Samuel Lane. Cars are also parked in the no parking zone on Ezekiel Drive almost every day. Fire trucks have had issues getting through in the past. Most of the individuals are from the apartments.
The crosswalk needs to be repainted on E. 10th St. that connects Woodbridge Drive on the north side of 10th St. and the Woodbridge complex on the south side of 10th St., Bell trace is also there. Countless people are crossing the street there to get to and from the bus stop on the north side. Also adults and children are crossing the street there. It’s a pedestrian and car accident waiting to happen. The crosswalk is completely faded. out. Cars goes so fast there. It would also be helpful to have signage. saying pedestrian crossing.
There are people who are unhoused living in the area around the old torn down shelter house slab and in the woods at RCA Park.
Dead tree dropping branches into alley. Needs to be removed before the whole tree comes down.
Smoke detector has been beeping from condo for low battery for weeks. There are 4 condos per building, the windows in unit 708 have been open all summer, and the beep echos in the woods behind. If there is a fire it's feared maybe not all occupants will be notified potentially causing loss of life. The unit seems to be owned and occupied currently, but unsure whether occupant is aware of smoke detectors importance.
Ottoman, bike tire and broken end table have been left at the curb for a month.
Resident called in to complain about the location of a dumpster that has been parked beside their residence for approximately 2 months. Problems related to the dumpster location precipitated after IU students began move-in activities earlier this month. The resident has not been able to reliably utilize sanitation services because the dumpster obstructs access for sanitation vehicles. Sanitation has issued warnings to the resident for trash build-up, but the resident does not control the dumpster and has requested help to remediate the problem.
Audible traffic signals are not working at each corner of Union and 10th Street. This has been called in and they are still not working. There are several blind students crossing that intersection and it is extremely important these are fixed soon.