There are two deep potholes on S Williamsburg Dr N of the Aldi entrance and I believe below E Longview Ave. Additionally, it seems the line of sight should be opened up with the planting S of the Aldi store and while there’s not a stop sign for the N bound S Williamsburg Dr this has been a concern for me in the past. Thank you,
Attaching clearer picture of how big the flames get out of this grill. Grill is left unattended with flames this high. Case #210902.
I live on the west side of South Park Ridge Rd, the block between Saratoga St. and E. 46. There is a very slight curve on this block (west side of the street) which is just enough to create a visibility issue for me when attempting to pull-out of my driveway. Myself and others have had some close calls when exiting my drive. To add to the issue, cars traveling this stretch consistently travel SIGNIFICANTLY faster than the posted speed limit. Wondering if there might be some kind of street signage alerting to "hidden drive" or something to possibly alert traffic of the possibility of a car pulling out from an area that is difficult to see due to the curve. Ultimately, I really feel the stretch of Park Ridge Rd from E 46 to the 4 way stop at Morningside Dr. could greatly benefit from traffic calming measures....speed bump installation. Thanks in advance to your attention to this matter.
Grill frequently left unattended, large flames. Smoke fills neighborhood leading to poor air quality. Photo is from today, grill was unattended at the time of photo. Grill currently lit and unattended at the time of submission.
Resident complaint of accessibility and clearly marked closures in the 6th/7th Street repaving project. Quick observation looks like they have traffic control devices encroaching the crosswalk along Rogers and no closures posted at alleys causing confusion.
There's a handful of potholes on this road (the direction heading to Aldis/Best Buy) that are HUGE. You have to fully enter the opposite lane to avoid them. I genuinely feel like if I hit one/all of them I would severely damage my car.
Several months ago a new culvert was installed underneath Browncliff which was intended to help the property across the street drain more effectively. Yesterday, in the torrential rain, the sheer volume of water became a literal fast flowing river across several properties on the west side of Browncliff Lane. this amount of water can't possibly be due to residential properties on Browncliff, Matlock and Headley. my guess is that it is actually unmanaged runoff from the IU golf course, which means it is probably full of fertilizers and pesticides. Since there is no effective water management anywhere on these roads, the water becomes a river, then a lake. I do not believe this is a natural floodplain, (since water on my property seems to naturally flow through a natural swale). This seems to be unmanaged water from other areas that simply hasn't been dealt with properly.
I understand you are actively working to pave this street, but these loose asphalt ramps are not accessible. Very hard to use with a wheelchair, it's like trying to wheel through beach sand. No signage directing pedestrians to a different accessible crossing area
I understand you are actively working to pave this street, but these loose asphalt ramps are not accessible. Very hard to use with a wheelchair, it's like trying to wheel through beach sand. No signage directing pedestrians to a different accessible crossing area
Hello. This is a square pothole on the North side of the street (driving West on 10th it's in our lane). It's before Fountain Park. Thank you!