JLevinson

Are fire pits allowed in New Haven? I see an old SeeClickFix post from 2012 indicating they are not from the City of New Haven, but I cannot find anything either in the municipal code or on the Fire Marshal's page indicating what municipal code would disallow them.

Thanks!

People constantly park in bus zone

This entire intersection is so terrible. I ride my bike on it every day and it's just a series of bumps and potholes. There's no way to cross this intersection without riding over at least 2-3 holes.

Not sure if the actual park is the best location or perhaps just somewhere nearby in East Shore, but having a bike share spot near the beach would be cool.

I think this is a relatively high density area in Fair Haven where people often live/commute/grocery shop so I think it makes sense as a bike share location.

Downtown West is a somewhat popular location and on the way to Westville. Popular restaurants and residential areas and the hospitals are all here.

This is a prime downtown spot. People transfer to and from the buses here. It's an obvious, necessary location.

Twice in the last week I have seen people peeing in public, once at a bus stop, and once on a tree in New Haven Green. Both times in broad daylight.

Enough is enough. There are no portapotties. No bathrooms. Nothing.

Given the homeless population in New Haven, as well as the people walking and visiting, I think it's insane that there are literally no public bathrooms downtown.

I understand people probably pass out in them and deface them and do drugs in them but honestly, having people just peeing and doing drugs in public isn't significantly better. I would gladly donate to some kind of fund in order to get decent public bathrooms.

College Street would be best suited as a pedestrian mall, allowing continued human development in the area and providing a safe, pleasurable environment for citizens without the stress of vehicular traffic, which can use countless other roads.

Please see my argument here: : http://www.betweentworocks.com/no-cars-college-street/ ‎
(Will be pushed on 9/22)

The gate separating the port area and East Shore Bike is impossible to pass on a bicycle. You need to get off your bike and walk through a tiny area. How expensive would it be to replace this with some of those posts that allow pedestrians/bicyclists through but not cars, like on the Canal Trail?

Cars are constantly parked between high school and hotel, making this driveway sometimes completely impassable. There are clear No Parking signs everywhere, yet this is never enforced, and people seem to park illegally here all the time.

Not sure if it's a Daylight Savings issue but was going on a run last night and noticed not a single lamp was on on the west side of the green near the churches. It's extremely dark and/or dangerous due to these conditions.

Owner of (closed) Black Bear is not shoveling sidewalk at all during snowstorms. No way to cross Temple St to get onto Crown without going over snow pile or walking into road.

On State Street, there are several lights out under the Oak Street Connector overpass. I counted at least 3 lights out on Saturday, 11/8/14. This area would be safer for pedestrians if it was more well-lit.