There is an extremely low tree branch hanging over the road near the train tracks by 401 S Pete Ellis. It’s been there a couple days. I see trucks kept hitting the branch. It’s going be dangerous when it finally breaks or falls.
Plants in the yard of 312 w Dodds are fully blocking the sidewalk, forcing pedestrians to step out into a very busy street with no shoulder. This stretch is also fully inaccessible to anyone using mobility aids due to the plants.
Construction signage fully blocking pedestrian right-of-way forcing walkers to step out into traffic on a very busy road with no shoulder.
On the northwest corner of the 3rd and Lincoln intersection, there is a manhole cover that is very loose. I am concerned someone could fall through it.
Unlikely to be 12' of clearance there.
Sink hole forming. About 6" in diameter at present. NW corner of 9th/Lincoln intersection.
The turn light never turns to the flashing yellow like it should. It causes a backup of traffic going from the light before where steak and shake is to the light headed towards karst farm in the evening. It does turn green but will stay red until the light cycles through again.
I sent a photo of this via Facebook Messenger to the parking department, and whoever responded to me seemed to think it was a pretty big issue as well. But weeks later it's there still. I understand that there are reasons for manholes on streets, but to place a handicap spot right next to them is absolutely ridiculous. People who are already challenged with mobility do not want to step out on uneven pavement. Weird metal boxes that our trip hazards with dips in them that make puddles develop during rain is maybe the last place I would put accessible parking. Yes, that is the one area in front of fountain Square Mall that a slight ramp up for those who need it, but these metal boxes defeat the purpose. Even knowing that they're there. I have tripped on them several times. Luckily I haven't fallen and hurt myself. But somebody else might.
Sign attached to fence: 'Inman Property Services'.
If you allow the church groups to use the park next year for their get together like on this past Sunday 9/27, could you PLEASE make it a condition of their park usage that they turn down their music to a reasonable level? I live in McDoel Gardens and have heard music from many performances at my home but nothing as loud as what I heard yesterday. I tried to go to the dog park with my dog and had to leave because the music was so loud. I spoke to many people at the dog parks and the playgrounds who were leaving for the same reason. A friend in the Broadview neighborhood told me the music was so loud at her home, even with all of her doors and window shut that her child could not nap . I only ask that the people responsible for this performance show some consideration and respect for the surrounding neighborhoods. Thank you.