Bill W

Two growing potholes on Adair are already damaging vehicles and need prompt attention.

The protected pedestrian walkway in front of the new motel construction has lights installed. They worked for a few days but have been dark for the last week or so. It is really dark in such a covered space once the sun goes down, even more so since the street lights diagonally across Clairemont have been out for over a year (another issue that was reported but has thus far been ignored).

The "Do Not Enter" sign on the SW corner of E. Ponce and N. Candler needs to be reset into concrete. It is set in loose dirt and falls over regularly.

This sidewalk repair was half-done weeks ago and the repair crew left it that way. Pedestrians, including many schoolchildren, are forced to walk in the street in order to get past this obstruction.

Not really street maintenance, but there is no category for street lights being out. None of the old-fashioned street lights in front of Town Center Two is working. Neither is the taller one across the street at the corner oh Marshall Street. This combination makes for a couple of blocks of really dark sidewalks at this time of year.

Car abandoned months ago. 112 Hibernia Ave.

This ZipCar sign just north of the Marriott just about knocked a blind man unconscious today. His cane told him the path was clear and he walked head-on into this low hanging sign (under 5 feet high).

Approaching W. Howard going south on Adair, it is impossible to tell if a pedestrian is approaching from the west because of all the foliage covering the sidewalk. That is, it is impossible without moving into the path of oncoming traffic. Is this the city's problem or should the property owner (Friends Meeting House) be required to clean things up?