the sidewalk/curb cut that slopes down to 6th Street from the corner of 6th and Walnut (outside Samira) is in a terrible state of disrepair. As a wheelchair user, I need to dodge the crumbling cement and holes as I negotiate the slope. Doing that with traffic turning left from Walnut is DANGEROUS. Can this part of the sidewalk be fixed by the city?
Woodlawn, alley between the Subway/apartment building and rental house. Shrubs block all traffic visibility. Pulling out onto Woodlawn, you can't see what's coming from the right/heading south. Not even pedestrians on the sidewalk can be seen. Dangerous to pull out here since you pull out blindly not knowing what's coming, but also very dangerous for pedestrians (and bikers/scooters) because we can't see them coming when we pull out. There is an IU parking lot in this alley, so it's used daily by several people who say a little prayer for safety every time they have to leave work from this location. This has been reported by colleagues more than once, but the building owner has never taken any action. Not even so much as to trim the shrubs back. In our opinion, the shrubs should be removed completely. Even by trimming, pedestrians still would not be visible.
high weeds along road-name of road is Stonelake-road between Super 8 motel and AIT off 45 Bypass by Arlington School-received phone call from Lynn at Planning Dept 3423 who had received an email; if this complaint happens not to be inside city she asked to call and let her know
Coming off liberty drive to turn left onto 45, through the afternoon especially, the left turn lane gets backed up almost all the way to aldi. A green arrow turn signal would help there.
Caller says this is the whole 300 to 400 block of Southern Dr. They are empty lots and have lots of trash and 5' tall weeds.
Southern Dr and Henderson intersection is very dangerous. Going south on Henderson you can not see to pull out.
GENTRY HONOURS DEVELOPEMENT- MUD RUNNING ONTO SMITH RD & TO ENTRY OF STONEGATE
Smith between 3rd and 5th
ON SMITH AVENUE BETWEEN BUCKNER AND EUCLID BUSHES HAVE OVERGROWTH ONTO THE STREET.