Ryan

The pedestrian signal is damaged at the corner of S. Saunders and W. Lenoir streets. It's still functioning but it's broken and hanging, facing the wrong direction.

The park lights are strobing.

There are overgrown bushes blocking parts of the sidewalk.

Broken sidewalk at driveway cut. Large chunks of concrete are loose and have become a tripping hazard.

The new LED street lights are overpowered for this narrow one way block of S. Saunders street. The two lights on our street are too bright for this neighborhood where the houses sit only a few feet off the road. They are shining in my bedroom like a spotlight. These appear to be the same models used a couple blocks away on a four lane road. Is there a less bright replacement for small neighborhood streets?

One of the bouncy playground toys is broken

Over grown trees and bushes are blocking the sidewalk. This is near the entrance to the greenway.

Speed limit is falling off the pole. It needs repair.

Storm drain cover has collapsed. Needs to be repaired.

Crosswalk signals are needed at this intersection. I cross here every morning on my way to the greenway and have been almost hit several times recently by cars not yielding. Because this is a wide road, even crossing when legal is difficult. Adding walk signals will help pedestrians but also remind drivers about who has the right of way.

Greenway fence needs repair.

Storm drain cover has collapsed. Needs to be replaced.

School sign down

Speed limit sign down

Sidewalk blocked by vegetation near greenway entrance.

Storm drain in curb has collapsed.