Camper has been parked in the driveway for almost 2 weeks and the front end is on blocks a good 4 feet past the curb onto the street.

There is swing set on the green city easement behind 6633 - 92 St.

I'm not sure to whom I complain to about this problem but we live across the street from the winks store over the 2 years if living here the fan noise frm their coolers gets louder and louder it's hard to sleep at this point because of the noise it emits it runs continuously The sound is barely heard during winter time and then during the day and night can be quiet and then severely loud with no distinct pattern can be on for very long durations while I do not mind the regular hum of the fan as that is typical for a store this stores fan is obnoxiously loud and makes sleeping and enjoying being outside difficult at times.

I am wondering if there is any way to pump out the park at 98 street and 76 A Ave? The water is so deep it is dangerous to little kids. Thanks!

The wood that has been used to smooth the ride over the tracks in the southbound lane is coming up out of the tracks. One of the spikes used to hold down the wood is sticking up into the roadway which looks like it soon may be able to cause tire damage.

At the end of the merge turn onto 106 Street, there are multiple potholes together.

Tire wrecker. Almost destroyed my tire doing 5 km/h

The same huge RV keeps parking at the intersection of Lake Shore Drive & 93A street and stays parked for a week or so (the plate # 4KYO-58). It's blocking the view and may endanger the kids by the vehicles trying to meek left or right turn.

The same huge RV parked and would remain like that for a week or so. It's blocking the view of the kids playing out and makes left or right turns dangerous.
The RV is sitting at the intersection of Lake Shore Dr. & 93A Street, the plate # 4 KYO-58.