Burlington, VT PLUS

Please immediately remove the invasive species callers pear that we just saw planted on the new champlain parkway by Distefano Landscaping folks. These are extremely invasive and banned in many states already. We already have buckthorn taking over our city and can’t risk another. we need to do better!

Damage from the installation of city storm water infrastructure is not being repaired by crew on site today. They have said their “powers that be” said they wouldn’t be repaired. Many deep gouges like this were made by project excavators. Concern of water pooling and ice as well as a ruined basketball court where the kids play.

Walked by Sunday around noon. Sidewalk, sliding earth and flimsy orange barrier appears unsafe for pedestrians.

So far, the road markings for the repaved segment of South Willard between Cliff and Maple do not include the northbound bike lane.

Active apartment construction apparently without permits. Sidewalk completely blocked 7/25 p.m. without any signage.

This handicap parking space is repeatedly filled by construction and delivery vehicles. I have not been able to ifnd a nearby spot that allows deployment of a passenger side ramp....or any replacement for this space.

Sat for 4 light cycles and easily could have gone around but guy in middle of road would not let anyone pass but only in one direction.

No safety for pedestrians and almost hit runners.

Work equipment lacked plates required by law.

Perhaps time to hold these few contractors winning every rfp to account?

AirBnB property having construction work performed without a city permit facing the street for review.
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Part-time renters are not adhering to the driveway encroachment ordinance and will face fines and towing if it keeps up. They must be informed when parking on the "free" street, they cannot encroach with in 2 feet of driveway cuts.

The metal stabs over the hole in the road on North and Murray has been keeping my entire building up for days. You put these loud slabs on the busiest street in the Old North End and they’re getting driven over day and night. PLEASE do something about it.

As an IAA family, fully supportive of slowing traffic down around the school, but the rubber speed bumps being installed here and on Packard cannot be traversed without coming to a full stop. 10mph is too fast and the city will be at risk for damages if that is what they are posting for a speed limit.

After recent final paving water collecting after every rainstorm, this will be a mess in the warm months and a worse mess in the winter months unless the pavement slope is fixedWate