Shortly after the reduction in speed limit here, the sign disappeared

The northbound 60 sign at this location (where the zone switches from 50 to 60) is missing.

Very busy street and multiple young families whose kids play out front in parking area. Would like to request that some of those 'playground ahead' or similar traffic signs put up in this stretch of road to increase driver awareness that kids are playing in the area.

New light posts were dropped off near the entrance to Mullin Way today (Friday), talking up 1/2 of the street. Although there are barrels and fencing around the poles, there should be a road sign in front telling drivers to move to the right and yield right of way. With the construction happening in th Cindy Lane area, the stop sign Fromm Ardleigh and Cindy Lane is partially obstructed by a tree and the road closed signage. Both of these are dangerous for drivers and in the case of the stop sign, pedestrians. I’ve attached one photo for reference since I can’t seem to attach two, but I’m concerned no one is going to see this email until Monday, after there has been an accident.

The trees and bushes have overgrown and are hiding the signage so cars are unable to see that they are there.

Speed limit sign damaged

There are no traffic signs on Mainway along between the Burloak Drive and Appleby Line traffic lights. During high volume traffic (around 9am and 5pm) it is very difficult to cross Mainway either straight across Lampman-Norjohn or when making left turns from either side.
It seems very dangerous, especially with a children's school and park right on the intersection and many people working in that area needing to make the left turn onto Mainway around the same time.
Can a stop sign or other appropriate signage be added to facilitate these crossings?

The stop sign is completely obstructed by the leaves and branches of a tree. Please trim the tree back so that the sign is more visible. For safety.

Street sign knocked over during street maintenance, only sign since this is a dead end street so is a safety issue to not have any signage for our street.