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No response yet from any Macon-Bibb department, and the issue remains unresolved.

Still no response from Macon-Bibb. This remains a very dangerous situation. In the mornings at this time of year. cars traveling into town are blinded by the sun, and cars turning from Beverly Place can't see the traffic they're turning into. And, of course, at night it's difficult to see as well. A mirror or traffic signal would be a big help.

I have yet to hear from anyone at Macon-Bibb. Issue is still unresolved and dangerous.

Turning right off of Beverly Place is very dangerous. You have to find a tiny space between the wrought iron bars of the fence to see traffic moving towards downtown. This area also has a lot of pedestrians. If you think you have a chance to pull out onto Vineville you run the risk of getting hit by an oncoming car or hitting a pedestrian.

Still no response from anyone at Macon-Bibb. Very frustrating

There needs to be a traffic signal at the entrance to Beverly Pl. It should operate like the one on Pike St.@ the intersection of Log Cabin. Turning onto Vineville from Beverly Pl. is very dangerous!

Still no response...

This issue now has two open requests without a single response from Macon-Bibb to either of them.

I'm also still waiting for a response from nfloyd.

Good luck on a response.

This problem continues to get worse. The spring foliage has made it nearly impossible to see southbound traffic on Vineville - even in larger vehicles. It's only a matter of time before there's a serious accident or an injured pedestrian.

Turning from Beverly Pl. onto Vineville Ave. is a very dangerous situation! Please do something about it ASAP!

Planning and Zoning has issued a letter to the property owners concerning the violation. Waiting for a response from the owner per N. Floyd in Traffic Engineering.

Upon receipt of your request, your issue was referred to Planning and Zoning. Their contact number is 478 751 7474.
Thank you for you concern.