Richard Dyson

New red growth is starting to block the sidewalk.

At front building to the complex, the bushes are overgrown and blocking the sidewalk.

Tops of bushes at the end of the lot line are protruding over the sidewalk.

There's a hydrant between this address, the left-(west)most unit of the newer condos on Sunnyvale and the place to the left. The hydrant is between the bushes and the fence. All other hydrants on Sunnyvale have a red zone which extends to both sides of the hydrant, but this one has only a red zone to the west/left. I believe when the curb was redone at the time of the condo construction, they never came back to make it a fire zone access.

Very overgrown area in front of complex at listed address.

An abandoned couch has been blocking the sidewalk for the better part of a week. Now it's all soggy and heavy. Note: BLOCKING THE SIDEWALK. Please have it removed. This is between the condos at the posted address and Roxie Lane on the north side of the street.

There's a broken cover on a cable company's hole in the ground, right in the middle of the sidewalk in front of 1133 Roxie Ln. The hole is 3" x 3 1/2", and it's so deep in one part that an animal can be maimed if a leg goes into it. Otherwise it is a trip and fall liability, or a shoe-heel-stick which can lead to a fall and serious injury. It was reported to the cable company a while back but nothing has been done. Will it take an injury to have it fixed?

There has been personal property/household goods "stored" in the open back bed of a pickup truck for nearly a month. The truck was tagged with a 72-hour notice, but they only moved it a few inches, per the law's requirement. Very unsightly and now it has been rained on several times.

Though this now decomposing tree is stuffed into the bushes in front of 1122 Roxie Ln, neighbors believe it was from 1130 Roxie Lane.

Can't find an email address for the Street Department, so I'm posting it here -- you always know where to forward things.

Heading south on Bancroft Rd to go east (turn right) on Ygnacio Valley Rd, there is a merge lane with NO Yield or Stop sign, yet cars almost always come to a dead stop in the
merge lane, though the intent is to proceed slowly and merge left at the end. HOW ABOUT A SIGN THAT INDICATES THAT? "Merge Lane Does Not Stop - Continue Driving In The Merge Lane"

Abandoned (and very soggy) couch on the south side of 1101 Roxie Lane, but between Roxie and Corrie.

Bushes, flowers and trees blocking the sidewalk.

Overgrown trees and bushes blocking the sidewalk.

This unit has had several pieces of old lattice stored outside their patio fence visible to the neighborhood. They just added some old painted plywood sheets to their debris collection.

A bottle-brush tree is taking over the sidewalk. The owner pays very little attention to his rental property.

I reported this issue a few months back and most things were taken care of properly but for one. There is still a large tree branch blocking the view of the electronic speed reporting sign on N. San Carlos Drive at Heather Farm Park. As you approach the electronic sign, the radar unit detects and then posts the speed limit, but due to the branch sticking out toward the street, the reported speed (and flashing light for those driving an excessive speed) cannot be seen by motorists until almost upon the sign. If it can't be seen, it is not performing at maximum effectiveness.

Can hardly get past the place on the sidewalk, the bushes are so overgrown, STILL.

Flowering bushes are overgrowing the sidewalk AGAIN.

One is on the north side of the street just east of Roxie Lane and the other is on the south side of the street west of Wesley Ln.