City of Salem PLUS

I've noticed this bike sitting here for at least a few weeks. I'm unsure if all my other photos got uploaded, but I had a shot of how rusted the chain and the flat back tire are.

Bicycle being stored against private fence and left for days.

There is always a flooded section of the road (leaving Swampscott) at the curve by the golf driving range at the slightest amount of rain On more than one occasion I have had so much water come over my windshield and I was driving blind for a couple seconds It is a serious safety hazard In the daytime you can see it but at night there are no street lights and it is hidden A head on collision could easily happen here

Basin is filled with leaves. As the rain and snow season makes it more difficult to rake and clean up as a volunteer, the basins need to be cleaned out by the city

Submitted as a catch drain issue because there is no catch drain at the end of our street. This causes significant flooding both from all points on the street, which then flows through a makeshift trench to the wetland area behind the property. This flooding is representative of any significant rain or snow. Submitting to request follow up to explore catch basin installation or mitigation from the city.

Large puddle forms after every rainstorm at Central St entrance to Derby Lofts Building. There is a Catch Basin at the corner of Derby and Lafayette Street and one about 100 feet north in front of AJ King bakery. Water does not flow to either. While this is a nuisance in warmer weather, it become a safety issue in winter when it freezes and people enter and exit the building from this often used entrance to the building.

This basin as well as the others with this nylon lining and full of debris, such that any heavy storm will overwhelm them. If these are meant to keep construction debris out of the system, they'll fail because once they get backed up, all the debris will float back into the road and down the remaining open drains (along with flooding the nearby areas).

That said, it's doubtful what's in there is construction related anyway because two of the three lined basins are on the other side of the street from where the building is happening. These two linings serve no purpose and are limiting water drainage on an already problematic corner. They need to be removed, not ignored.

Clogged solid after every rain, huge puddles. Preventive maintenance goes a long way. Ample notice before winter sets in and a slip and fall accident occurs