On Walnut Street the sidewalk near the railroad is covered in glass pieces, which is a hazard for people and animals making the sidewalk inaccessible for dog walking. There is also often glass in the grass between the sidewalk and the road, which again is a hazard for animals.
Our address is 4000 NRosewood Dr wondering if trees will be replanted? Also, Will stumps be removed? 2 ash trees were cut down see photo.
Euclid and W. 2nd intersection: visibility is greatly impaired for drivers turning off of Euclid onto 2nd here, due to overgrown grass and flowers in right of way on NE corner of intersection. Many folks have brought this issue up and it’s true that it’s quite dangerous to turn out of Euclid here. Some people say the homeowner does it in purpose to discourage people from using Euclid. I worry someone will get seriously hurt.
Sidewalk 75% to 110% blocked by overgrowth. 113 and 117 East 15th Street and the corner of East 15th and North Washington. I walk my dog every day and have to go into the street to pass.
Thanks for your gracious response last year when I inquired about this problem. You told me to contact you if it persisted, and it has. The entire street drains from hilltops at the north & south ends of Blue Ridge Court, and accumulates mud and run-off debris right at the same spot on the sidewalk (as you saw last year. The trench did not work, and the mud accumulation is worse. Anything you can do? ~ Curtis Shedlak 812-345-2880
The residents at 1122 W. 6th Street have never taken their trash bin/recycling bin off their sidewalk or front lawn (just off the sidewalk) since the very start of when the bins were delivered. They frequently just leave it right in the middle of the sidewalk for days. According to the rules, they aren't supposed to be there all week.
Crumbling curb at Kirkwood/Dunn on the Greetings side.
Crumbling curb next to Chipotle (alley) creates trip hazard.
Crumbling curb kirkwood/grant (on the Trinity Church side) creates hazard
As the population of NW Monroe county has grown, Maple Grove road has become more and more of a main through-way. I have lived near Maple Grove / Lost Mans Lane for 15+ years and have one suggestion that could save some lives... add a shoulder to maple grove road between Arlington and Lost Mans' Lane. The effort would not be a huge one and would 100% solve the safety problems of Maple Grove road.