Lakewood Streets Department

A "No Parking Any Time" sign is needed here on Ramona just south of Clifton. Vehicles (usually a red Ford Explorer and a green Chrysler Sebring) park far too close to the intersection. According to the ORC and the LCO, a vehicle may not be parked within thirty feet of a crosswalk or traffic control device.

To preserve the surface of this stretch of road, cracks need to be filled on Franklin Blvd. between Bunts & Warren.

If the city wants to save money on pothole patching and road resurfacing, it would behoove them to fill the cracks between here & Lincoln Ave.

Countless high bumps in both directions of Clifton between West Clifton and Lake Rd.

At the crosswalk on Lakewood Heights Blvd. at the RTA station, the "don't walk" lights on both sides of the street are out. (The "walk" lights still work.)

Sunken manhole in left-hand eastbound lane here.

The Arlington Road walkway between W Clifton and Arlington intersects a residential easement. There are no warning signs for pedestrians or bikers to warn of cars as they travel through. The mornings are most concerning because children on the way to school ride their bikes carelessly through not just the walkway but the easement and not just myself but other residents have come very close to hitting them. A caution sign out be very beneficial for both drivers/residents and pedestrians.

When turning left from W. Clifton on to Riverside Dr., it is very difficult to see the southbound traffic. Many cars are parked on the street blocking the view of oncoming traffic making the turn very dangerous. One must slowly creep put in to the intersection and hope they don't get hit. A mirror reflecting the oncoming traffic would be very helpful.

Several potholes in the northbound lane of this bridge with exposed rebar.

Speed limit signs could be beneficial on Marlowe between Madison and Franklin.