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Speed Hump is Down, Car Back into it in front of 156 Clinton Avenue

According to this resident, "the Street Sweeping sign near 122 Old Bergen Rd. is unreadable and needs to be replaced."

According to this individual, "the street sweeping signs are badly faded and needs to be replaced."

There are jagged metal sleeves sticking up in the street left over from construction at journal squared towers where fence poles were mounted. These can easily tear apart tires and are a car, bicycle and pedestrian hazard. This is on eastbound side of Pavonia approaching Summit at corner where tower 2 is. Also all around the corner as you turn right onto Summit. Also, the stretch of Pavonia from JFK to Summit is a hazardous stretch of potholes all along. The tower construction from tower 1 & 2 never repaired from construction completed years ago.

According to an OCC inspector, a no-parking sign was knocked down in front of this property

Sign is down and thrown into lot

According to this resident, "there's a Street Sweeping sign on the sidewalk in front of this property."

Truck knocked down speed bump sign in front of 10 Graham street

According to this commercial property owner of 430 Communipaw Ave., "there was a Street Sign located on the opposite side of the street that needs to be replaced. He said, the street sign read, "NO PARKING from 6am to 5pm MONDAY thru FRIDAY. He said, that street sign was installed to allow large tractor trailers to make the wide turn to access and exit his commercial business at 430 Communipaw Ave.
He said, a vehicle likely knocked the pole and sign down, because a piece of the broken pole is sticking out of the sidewalk where the street sign was located. He said, the sign needs to be replaced so the large tractor trailers can navigate their way into his commercial business."

A resident states that a NO U-TURN sign needs to be looked at. He stated that it is hanging on a screw.

Damaged stop sign at corner of South Street and Ogden. The sign doesn't face traffic. This may have been damaged during the recent South Street resurfacing.