Sammamish, WA PLUS

The “25 mph when lights are flashing” sign by the middle school is very small and is currently blocked by a tree. It’s very difficult to see when the lights are flashing until you’re right in front of the sign. People are frequently speeding through this area.

This crosswalk is utilized by a fair amount of people, including myself on a twice weekly basis to get to a bus stop. I'd like to ask that until the traffic light is placed as is written in the Sammamish Transit Plan, a crosswalk be painted there so cars are aware there is a sidewalk. There are signs there but cars still honk at pedestrians as they think they are jaywalking. Cars also often speed there leading to a dangerous environment for pedestrians.

Police are requesting one new sign installed - No Parking Dusk til Dawn (same as existing signs in this location).

Would like to relocate existing speed limit sign on NE corner of property as it will be in the way of planned driveway on currently undeveloped land

I would like to request a stop sign for 226th Place Northeast where it meets Northeast 18th Place. Three streets come together here and no vehicles are stopping. Additionally, there are large trees blocking the view of 226th Place Northeast in both ways, and the streets curve so that it is hard to see traffic coming. I have had close calls as a motorist and as a pedestrian in this spot. This corner is on the walking route to the school bus stop and my children and I were almost hit by a car last week as we crossed at the corner -- the car couldn't see us and we couldn't see them.

Please move the School bus stop sign that is farther up on 212th on a straight section to the bend in the road at just some distance before 22 Louis Thompson Rd. This would make crossing the street much safer for the middle school children who cross below this bend in the road.

On nearly daily basis, vehicles are parked on both sides of the street (Intersection of 226th CT SE & SE 13th St) at the entrance of the cul-de-sac. This situation not only obstructs the passage for residents attempting to enter or exit the cul-de-sac but also poses a significant safety risk, particularly due to the limited visibility caused by the presence of large trucks and other vehicles.

The obstruction of sightlines created by these parked vehicles increases the likelihood of accidents, especially for vehicles turning into the cul-de-sac. As a resident deeply concerned about the safety and well-being of our community members, I am requesting the installation of a No Parking sign on the left side of the street to alleviate this safety hazard.

I kindly urge you to consider this request and take appropriate action to address this pressing safety issue. Your cooperation and prompt attention to this matter would be greatly appreciated by myself and fellow residents.

The training board on the wall for tennis got loses and broken

On the 5-12 playground , I noticed the area attaching the bridge to the slide is deteriorating.

broken concrete on the SE corner of the skatepark.

Please install traction strips on Ebright Park wetland bridge (similar to Big Rock Park north bridge over creek). This bridge gets pretty slippery in this weather at this time of year