Hello, have you had a chance to check on this crosswalk yet?

The Public Works Department has advised this area on Avent Ferry Road was completed yesterday. Thanks!

Thanks! It looks great and now we can finally use the crosswalk properly

There was a shrub that was restricting sight in the area, this has been removed, we have asked RPD to check out this area now.

Thank you! Hopefully this will solve the problem!

RPD is doing enforcement in this area.

Progress Energy states that they can install two streetlights on the south side of Buck Jones between Fieldspring and Jones Franklin. Work should begin sometime in April.

This issue has been resolved.

Meant to close this one. This is on our list for repair and will be handled as our crews can get to the many tree root issues throughout the City.

The Public Works Department has responded and stated the concrete has been completed as of this morning. They will return to clean up and backfill next week. Thanks for reporting this.

Thanks for the response and glad to have found this tool for communication!!

What's the update?

Really the best we can do is collect them when they are left there and reported. Throughout the City facilities at bus stops are funded based on use of the stop. We do track ridership at every stop, and unfortunately do not have enough resources to place facilites at every stop. The cart has been collected here.

Bus drivers really should be responsible for the routine safety\\cleanliness\\law abiding at the bus stops. For example, why do I, a citizen, have to alert the city to illegal actibity at a bus stop when bus drivers, city employees, see the same thing 100 times a day? And would it kill them to get out once in a while and pickup the litter? Or make the riders pick up their own litter before they get on the bus. i.e. a rule that said "no bus leaves a stop with litter about" would mean that any litter was left by the riders waiting for the bus. Litter breeds more litter. For another example, how can a bus driver leave a stop when there's obvious evidence of a crime, i.e. stolen grocery cart?

Our contractor is on scene currently cleaning this stop. A work order has been submitted to the sign shop for replacement of the sign and trash can. Thank you.

This has been collected. Just following up on some old cases.

The City is in the process of developing a Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan that will identify missing sidewalk gaps and prioritize future improvements. Projects are ranked based on several different criteria, such as proximity to transit stops, schools, commercial centers, etc. The Hillsborough Street corridor, from I-40 to Blue Ridge Road has been identified as a high demand area and in need of significant infrastructure improvements. The section between Chapel Hill Road and Western Boulevard is especially challenging due to the railroad bridge and the lack of curb and gutter. The Pedestrian Plan will be released for public comments in early October and we encourage the public to get involved and provide feedback to ensure our ranking process and project list are reflected accurately. For more information about the Pedestrian Plan go to: http://www.raleighnc.gov/projects/content/PWksTranServices/Articles/ComprehensivePedestrianPlan.html or contact Fleming El-Amin at fleming.el-amin@raleighnc.gov

This was responded to a while back, but did not get updated here. Our apologies

This has been cleared and the nuisance case is closed.

2 Public nuisance cases initiated 3800 Tryon Rd & 2712 Tryon Rd for the grass being over 8 inches in height & encroaching upon the sidewalk. Deadline date for both cases is 8/13/13. Our inspectors will continue to follow up until the issue is resolved.

This was a cover for a water meter. Public Utilities staff have replaced it earlier today.

Our inspector initiated a public nuisance case with a deadline of 12/9. They will follow up to make sure the sidewalk gets cleared.

This was fixed on Tuesday 10/25. Thanks!

This was fixed on Tuesday 10/25. Thanks!

Thanks for reporting!

Our transportation engineer made a site visit and saw the lack of pedestrian signal heads. This is currently an NCDOT signal that the City of Raleigh does not maintain. We will coordinate with NCDOT staff to get some pedestrian signal heads installed at a few of the crossings at this intersection.

Actually, the City Council has changed their policy as of this year, and has set aside resources to do repairs on sidewalks, which were formerly the responsibility of the abutting property owner. There is also a bond issue that will be voted upon this October that includes additional resources for sidewalk improvements throughout the City. Should this pass, our ability to respond quickly to issues like this will improve. The City of Raleigh maintains over 1000 miles of streets within our City Limits. The vast majority of repairs on street infrastructure are taken care of within a week to two weeks of reporting. For all See Click Fix inquiries over the past quarter the median time from reporting to closing is 2.8 days. 38.5% of the issues were closed within 1 day. These are not all street maintenance issues, of course, but we try very hard to provide quality service to our citizens in a time when we have very constrained staffing and resources to do so.

Thank you for the quick response. Since the policy has changed this year and I took a fall a couple of months ago, seems the city would be willing to pay my small medical claim. But they don't want to. Seems like politics at work.

We've take a look at this, and there is less than an inch of displacement in the sidewalk, which is not enough to warrant repairs at this time. For further inquiries, please contact Tommy Stephens at 996-6825 or via email at tommy.stephens@raleighnc.gov.

Our folks visited the site today. There is no evidence of silt in the creek. The sidewalk has been extended to meet the existing sidewalk at Trinity & Wade Park Blvd. A silt fence is in place.

Actually, we do have maintenance responsibility for this stretch of Edwards Mill Rd. This is another road on an 8 week mowing cycle this season due to position elimination and a shortage of funding due to the recession. We are scheduled to service this road the week of the fourth. The contractor is only responsible for the medians and the seeded areas.

I will ask Capt. Niemann to look into this situation. When he has had a chance to respond I will update this issue.

Our community policing officer will make contact with the apartment owner. Also our beat officers will also be made aware. Please do not hesitate to contact the Southwest District office (919-996-6167) when you are having problems or call 911. We can't always respond right away if other issues are happening in the District, but often we can, and if we can catch them while the noise is a problem we can better solve it.

We've had an inspector visit this site, and we need to do a little survey work to figure out whether this one is on private property or public right of way. After determining who the tree belongs to we will either schedule removal (2-4 weeks) or issue a nuisance abatement (15-30 days).

This one is actually on Homeowner's Association property. We have sent a letter to the property association management with an order to abate the issue. Generally this will be taken care of within 30 days.

please read Sec. 12-6002 of the Raleigh code and revisit the problem.

I was instructed to contact the inspector directly, which I did. In discussing it we figured out that I had mapped the problem a bit off. The poison ivy was in fact around the 3500 block rather than 3700. The inspector did come back out and concurred that the problem exists and wrote N.O.V.'s for the houses involved. We'll see what becomes of it.

The inspector will follow up to ensure that the problem he wrote the nuisance complaint for gets taken care of. Generally we will give a couple of weeks to the property owner to resolve the problem.