Menlo Park PLUS

Several cracks along 220 Durham St. which can cause a tripping hazard.

Sinking sidewalk and road causing uneven driveway.

While most driveways on Roble Avenue have been replaced with new concrete, a few have not that are in considerable disrepair. One of these is located at 837 Roble Avenue. Can anything be done? Thank you for your time and consideration. It is much appreciated.

This driveway is a tripping hazard. Can anything be done? It is located at 851 Roble Ave. Thank you.

Broken PG&E cover on sidewalk at 135 Willow Road. It's hard to see in the dark, and anyone stepping on it could easily get a leg stuck suddenly and take a nasty fall. It's PG&E equipment, but on the public right-of-way; is this the right place to report it or do I need to notify PG&E?

The sidewalk in front of 427 Bay Road has foliage/plants covering half of it. This makes it difficult for pedestrians to use the sidewalk. There are currently more people walking (not that this should matter) and people have to walk in the street because there isn't much room in front of the foliage to walk. The sidewalk has no curb and is slanted making it hard to walk safely. People with strollers cannot use the sidewalk at all.

There is a narrow sidewalk near the City Council Chambers and the Child Care Center that is too narrow to be safe. Perhaps a foot wide, often with tree debris making it slippery, a cement curb to hurt yourself with- overall this path serves NO purpose and is a joke. Suggest it be removed. If not, suggest the cement curb be painted white or yellow and a sign posted saying "use at your own risk".

Missing red brick- needs to be secured

Several red bricks are loose, with several others raised up from tree roots, located on Crane Street near the intersection of Santa Cruz Avenue. This presents a potential trip and fall hazard. Frankly, the entire area could benefit from some TLC, with perhaps an orange safety cone on the sidewalk in the meantime. Thank you.

The sign in the Library elevator is faded and difficult to read. Should it be replaced with a new one? It's plastic with the red letters particularly illegible. Thank you for your time and consideration. It is much appreciated.

Would the city consider adding a cross hatch marking, or equivalent, between the existing thick white colored CROSSWALK lines at the Library, located near the book drop-off box?

This is being requested as the white lines are hard see, especially at night and on rainy days. Safety is the primary concern as so many children, strollers, the elderly and others pass by here.

The cost is minimal but the benefit could be significant. Thank you for your time and consideration. It is much appreciated along with everything you do everyday throughout the year.