mlsmith05@comcast.net

This neighborhood desperately needs lights--especially in the dark unlight dirt area and where there are several homes that have no street lights--which is unsafe when coming home late at night. we have had people breaking into our homes, people sitting in empty culda-sacs behind our homes along with all other kinds of people dumping objects behind our homes. (including a sofa that a neighbor missed hitting and another one hit head on due to no lights--and damaged a quite expensive vechile.) There are large piles of wood/sticks and junk behind these homes that are breeding grounds for snakes, rats, and where people are dumping they're animals --dogs and cats--we have taken in some dogs, called animal control on the more agressive ones and the kittens we have taken to the humane society. This neighborhood is in desperate need of lights and a good clean up job for safety concerns of all neighbors.

Each morning when i come to work, I go through Nashboro Village and get to the red light at Murfreesboro Pike. I need to go straight across to get at work. I sit anywhere from 2-3 green lights because traffic going straight down Murfreesboro Pike will block you in. I have dealt with this for over 9 months now and have heard the drivers have done this for years. Why do they not have to sit through a green light, but all the people coming from Nashboro Villages do? We need a police officer out there between the hours of 7am-9am to keep them from running the red lights. Also, placing a camera that snaps photos of cars running the reds at that red light. It will pay itself off within one day. Please help for I am fed up with people blocking me in at my green light because they run their red light.

For the past several years there has been an issue with the way traffic lights are timed from Cane Ridge Road @ Bell Road all the way to the light at the on-ramp to I-24 West. Weekend afternoons are the worst, as due to this timing issue traffic can back up all the way from the Interstate to entrances of Mission Mill Creek and Cedar Ridge, creating a dangerous hazard for the residents. Traffic timing could easily be improved through a study, but no one seems to care.

Yorky type dog kept in a tiny pen for years & no one can help the poor thing. Dirty & alone, he eats, sleeps and everything else in a tiny area. Can't get close enough for a photo. Can barely see him from the road.

Traffic light is unnecessary, the theater here is no longer operational, often all of Mt. View has to stop for one car to turn off of Bell Forge Ln. This needs to be a four-way stop at least earlier in the night and later into the morning.

The stop light needs to be adjusted to allow more traffic through during the evening rush hour. I have witnessed several near collisions on I-24 leading up to this exit ramp.

I live on Rural Hill Rd and every time there's rain that is more than a light sprinkle, multiple places along Rural Hill Rd (between Mosdale Dr and Smith Springs Rd flood.

It doesn't look like the drainage on the street is sufficient to capture all of the run-off from the west side of the street. I'm on the section between the 2 sides of Rural Hill Circle and every time it rains it comes down my driveway like a river since the pavement doesn't seem to be elevated enough to reach the drain at the north side by Rural Hill Cicle. During the recent floods my house, as well as many of my neighbors received considerable flood damage due to the combination of poor drainage along the street as well as the rise of Hamilton Creek.

I've submitted multiple inquiries to the Stormwater department on what can be done and all of these have been ignored, as was my inquiry to our City Council Rep.