Description
The curb suddenly appears with no transition - narrowing it significantly where a ten unit townhouse has its only access to the street - creating a right of way nightmare!!!
also asked...
Q. What is your area of concern?
A. No Markings - Traffic Markings.
A. No Markings - Traffic Markings.
Q. Why is this a concern?
A. The developer put a curb up that severely limits use of the street by existing residences - eliminates multiple parking places and narrows traffic to barely one lane without any transition.
A. The developer put a curb up that severely limits use of the street by existing residences - eliminates multiple parking places and narrows traffic to barely one lane without any transition.
Q. What type of pavement marking are you concerned about?
A. Raised Markers
A. Raised Markers
Q. What direction were you traveling?
A. East
A. East
2 Comments
Acknowledged City of Houston 311 (Verified Official)
Closed City of Houston 311 (Verified Official)
Case Completed
Work Order Completed in Infor by 127420 on 2015-04-30T10:10:36.000-05:00 with comments - OBSERVATION:
An investigation was conducted on 4/29/15 at 10:03am at 429 W 26th for Raised Pavement Makers. I emailed the requestor but did not receive a response. The requestor through the COH App stated: The developer put a curb up that severely limits use of the street by existing residences - eliminates multiple parking places and narrows traffic to barely one lane without any transition. The streets are asphalt paved, with gutters in a residential/commercial area. The traffic volume at this time was moderate. W 26th is an east and west bound street. During the investigation, it was noted that there is construction taken place on the streets and on the new homes on W 26th. Due to the construction that is taken place, this street can be reinvestigated once the construction on the street is completed.
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No action taken at this time.