Burlington, VT PLUS

blocked drain or other cause of street flooding on Robinson Parkway near 125 Robinson Parkway, covering the entire street. Drain appears not to be working. Water is rising, and moving up the driveway to my home 125 robinson parkway.

The pavement was ripped up (by plows?) over the winter, causing a major hazard for bicyclists traveling on this section of bike path. Please don't let this condition deteriorate even further.

Can you please let me know when the tennis nets at Leddy and other Burlington parks will be taken down for the winter?

This tree branch has been in the sidewalk for some time. Hoping someone can take care of this soon.

There is a large broken, dangling tree branch in need of removal.

These steps, that connect the bike path to the Holy Trinity Trail, needs a railing. Older hikers in-particular feel very insecure walking up or down these steps. If they slip, there is nothing for them to hold onto to brake their fall. The gradient (slope ) here is very steep. Someone could get seriously hurt.

Please add at least one inverted U bike rack per block on the Church Street Marketplace. I attempted to park my bike yesterday and found no bike rack on Church street from Main Street all the way to Cherry Street. The only two bike racks were at Church/Cherry and Church/Pearl. I understand needing to remove some for plowing but to not provide bike parking for 3 blocks is not a good practice.

This issue was addressed once last August 2017 by CSM. This summer there are notable choke points at 120 and 148 Church Street that do not observe the nine foot clearance. It should be noted that at these two locations the permanent black markings on the bricks only indicate a SEVEN foot clearance, not nine feet and these businesses normally set their tables well outside these markings leaving only about a 4.5 foot right-of-way.

New sign at corner of church and college vandalized or damaged alreday