Town of Wake Forest PLUS

This was the closest category I could find; sorry it's not a perfect fit. The construction on the greenway in this location has resulted in the sidewalk being completely blocked by orange temporary fencing for weeks now, including periods of time where no construction is taking place. This is a significant barrier to mobility and accessibility in this neighborhood. Temporarily blocking the sidewalk as needed for safety reasons is understandable, but this is not acceptable.

Publix shopping center. High weeds in water run off area. Unsightly given Wake Forest’s image.

Very high grass on this property.

As I’ve noticed, the town of WF used to mow this greenway corridor frequently and it has not been mowed in quite some time. A lot of the neighbors enjoy walking through it to go view nature and our creek. If possible could someone be sent out and mow the area please?
And note the area needing mowing is the corridor from ligon mill up to near heritage high school. Thank you very much

The area in front of our community is ONCE AGAIN being dug up by contractors for a utility company. There has been damage done to the irrigation and lighting that our community pays for. We understand that this area is zoned as a utility easement, but our community would like to know what companies have the right to dig this up and how we can hold them accountable for the damage that is done.

The ditch between the park and juniper street is full of trash and litter. The trash Right next to the road gets pick up before mowing, but no one gets the beer cans, liquor bottles, or fast food containers thrown into the underbrush. Needs to be cleaned up before the undergrowth covers it up and makes it more difficult to clean up.

Along the trail in woods just off greenway and next to the new houses on west side of creek. A large amount of building supply garbage. Large pieces of plastic along creek. Can the builders come down here and clean this up? They must have accountability for the terrible mess they left in the woods. Thanks!