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Street sign bowdoin at corydon
Is old faded missing letters

Needs to be replaced please

The street sign that was posted in the center median on Magnolia (Main), south of Main, was knocked over in a traffic collision.

Bike path sign missing

Sign has lost
Its reflective properties It is very hard to see at night

Sign has been hit and is twisted Some reflectors are broken

It's been over 6 months & this rotting wood construction sign has not been removed.

Top of Burrero on Skyline Trail on street. Red street signs in very bad condition.

sign run over

Signs letters are no longer white making it hard to read

Name
Sign is severely bent

i'm not sure who determines where to place a "your speed is" speed limit sign but there are 2 speed limit signs halfway up oakridge that could be a little more useful in other locations. there may be some factors that i'm overlooking but in my opinion, whoever placed the two signs no more than a block away from each other, didn't give it much thought. the two signs actually face each other and i have never seen those type of solar powered digital displays arranged in such a close inefficient manner. first of all the sign in view of the downhill traffic is in the upper middle section of a long steep hill that doesn't have houses facing the street. the other sign is at the top of a long uphill stretch where there are no houses. there are a number of residents at the bottom of canyon crest that are subjected to inconsiderate neighbors doing 2 times the 25mph speed limit past our houses ALL DAY AND NIGHT LONG. maybe one of those misplaced signs could be of better use at the bottom of canyon crest. if i am wrong in suggesting the 2 signs were installed in poor locations, i apologize. in that case maybe the homeowners at the bottom of canyon crest can get a sign as well. it's hardly fair that one street gets 2 and another street gets none.