Hi! Earlier this year, repairs were undertaken to fix a gas leak in this area. After this work was complete, there were large holes that were merely filled in with gravel (not asphalt). The gravel has now eroded leaving large pot holes and sections of the road are missing.

Dear City Street flooding and standing water health and safety hazard continue after report of over 1 year now This is a bad and dangerous situation Please give it some attention ASAP
Thanks You
Dunn Ave Residents

Washington Regional Doctors, Nurses, Administrative Staff, etc. along with every other pedestrian (including University Transit folks) play human frogger across Appleby every day at all hours. The sidewalks appear as if they were poured specifically for a crosswalk, and yet there is no crosswalk. I've lived on Quail Creek Drive for 10 years and keep waiting. Figured I should say something before you re-pave Appleby.

The right-of-way at this intersection is very confusing. Cars going from College to Nelson Hackett obviously have the right-of-way in addition to cars going from Nelson Hackett to College. Do cars going from College to College (with the stop sign) only have to stop for cars turning from College onto Rock? It seems like drivers going from College to College are concerned with looking at traffic coming from behind them on Nelson Hackett even though that shouldn't be a concern with the new lane created. This causes them to miss cars turning left onto Rock St, even though the turning cars have the right-of-way. I have seen and experienced several close encounters at this intersection (https://imgur.com/a/ggSGi8P), and clearer signage is necessary to better communicate right-of-way.

This branch is coming over the fence and leaning over the fence between me and my neighbors on the east and several others on the west side. Im concerned that if there is a big wind storm, these branches will come down and destroy my fence and storage shed.

Temporary sign

I Love this City and I should be better about recognizing everything you girls and guys do to make it the greatest place in the world to live!!!

BUT who had the genius idea to put camouflaged curbs precisely in the center of bike paths used by men, women, and CHILDREN cyclists riding down Stanton??? Minutes ago, I barely saw the first one before an oncoming van forced me to thread the needle!

Now I know there must be some amazing data about slowing traffic which I am sure the Stanton residents appreciate, but can you imagine how many teeth will get knocked out when people start flying over their handlebars as they ride home from the next Gulley Park Concert Series??? What about all the kids riding bikes to Butterfield???

Please tell me there is a phase 2 that installs evergreens (not rose bushes), high-viz street markings, signage etc. It might be a good idea to throw up some cones until that happens too!

All the disappearing bike lanes across town and now this? What's next viper pits with punji stakes?

Two temporary signs place on Mission just east of the Mission/Crossover interaction. East bound lane.

S Ashwood Ave needs sidewalks and speed bumps. Speeding cars make it very dangerous for anyone who walks on this street. Elderly residents have to cross to their mailbox. Several children walk to and from the bus stops.

Homeowners trees on Harold obstruct view left or right to see traffic coming on stubblefield. He will not remove or trim trees back. Heavy walking area for school traffic to butterfield school and from trail usage. This is urgent!!! The only way to see if cars are coming is to fully walk into the street. We have to have trees removed or push button crosswalk installed across Stubblefield.

4 four trees still in plant containers have been left to die by the sidewalk. The beautiful work on Zion Road and all the beautiful trees planted along the Road. But 4 beautiful trees that have not been planted in the ground yet are being just left there to die. The trees much have cost over $100 each. Really $400 dolars just left to waste. why don't you plant the trees somewhere else or give them to the neighbors. What a waste and it looks terrible and wasteful on the part of the City!

Someone ran over the bump out that was placed in front of my house during the street renovation. Sod had just been placed in it a week ago and now there are TIRE TRACKS running through it. I suggest placing large rocks (think small boulders) there so this doesn't happen again.