Gerri assigned this issue to Lisa Sanders

Thank you for your concern. We will look into this issue.

This is a Police Dept. matter. When the hydrant is blocked, the police should be notified.

You can drive by this address at anytime and there's a car there most of the time. He thinks that because he has a cousin in the CPD, his cousin can fix it.

If you'd send a patrol car there after dinner you will find cars blocking the hydrant

Thank you. It's very dangerous entering and exiting my street.

Is anybody going to come and open up the street? People shouldn't have to be driving over snowbanks. Not everybody drives a truck.

In regards to this, yes I totally agree the street was not plowed along the fence side of the cemetery well. As far as the stop sign goes, of course nobody stops for it, it's a joke and for the last 30 years I've lived here, we have always gone around this curve without a stop sign. "Whipping" around this corner is no different than the last 30 or more years, there is no traffic coming from the side. It's like putting a stop sign in the middle of the MA pike. What happened was that the councilor got money to re-pave this area, the city engineer (new) decided it wasn't viable and changed the plans. For some reason, because one woman on Valier has an electric wheel chair, they used funds which said a stop sign was needed. The crosswalk was put in to the side of the road which is never used. I've never seen the woman use her wheelchair in the winter going down Schoolhouse and rarely does she do so in the summer and still, she wouldn't be using the crosswalk, nobody will. I've seen crosswalks going across entrances to 91 that don't have a stop sign, they use a yield to traffic sign. If anything, that is what is needed but you'll never see anyone crossing there. When we complained to the city about this, they came out and to save face, because they didn't want the engineer to admit to a poor decision, they belittled those who attended and then said the stop sign stays. Like I said, for the last 30 years, no need whatsoever, don't say people whip around this corner, they are just doing what has been done for a long time (without issue), longer than I've lived in this neighborhood. Rant over.