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Wayne, please think about right turn on red drivers, it's one of the most common issues I have cycling through this intersection (and yes, I do stop when I have a red light)

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What if the cyclist has a green light Wayne and a car taking a right on red and cant see them. It's not a one sided issue.

My point is this is dangerous for cars and cyclists. Either way this is the entry way to our neighborhood and it’s a mess. (I’m not referring to the political signs).

I agree the neighborhood and the city is a complete mess and should be cleaned up from the mayor down. As for the bike with the green light, if they are hit by a car taking a right turn then it's the cars fault but many times in the city when I have had the green light a bike cuts me off when they had the red light

THANK You Wayne...I agree..........

The picture shows plenty of clear site, maybe drivers just need to pay attention.

Wayne- At least the mayor has a job and a function. I agree that the city should be cleaned up, but I would start at the bottom feeders who just look for ways to not work.

The mayor has a huge roll in bringing in many of these bottom feeders

Fred - it’s a mess and needs to be cleaned up. It’s the entryway to our NNE community and looks terrible in addition to being dangerous. BTW you don’t need to be so insulting to those who have a different opinion than yours.

No names wayne, please. No reason to list the people you hang out with.

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I wouldn't hang out with him if he was the only person left on this earth

I noticed the electric billboard is gone. A good start. Thank you!

Rob Green, Assistant Director for Right of Way assigned this issue to (Retired) Traffic Foreman

This issue was recategorized from Other to Traffic: Spring Work List.

We plan on straightening the bent posts at this location as soon as the the ground thaws.
Thank you for reporting this issue. Due to the nature of this request, the weather and available resources, we will be adding this to our Spring work list. We expect to complete this project in Spring and will update you when it's been completed.

Parking Services Manager assigned this issue to DPW Planning NL

In addition to relocating the electronic message board and straightening the traffic signs when the ground thaws, we have reached out to the Parks Department to remove the Detour signs that were used during the waterfront path reconstruction. We'll provide an update when that is complete. Thank you for bringing these issues to our attention.

Is it possible to replace the "Road closed" & the other big barricade in the old slip ramp with something more permanent like planters or bollards? Those two big portable signs are ugly, distracting, and constantly blow over into the crosswalk.

Thank you for your suggestions for alternative "Road Closed" signs and barricades. This summer we will actually be filling in the closed ramps with topsoil and seeding them with grass - more attractive and more functional than the temporary signs and barricades!

Awesome. When you say "ramps" does that mean the super old slip lane on the Northeast corner of the intersection is going to be buried & seeded too?
Any timeline on the old gantries being removed?

Thank you for the update. Please no bollards. We should be able to do better than that.

I agree hate the bollards

if drivers would stay out of the bike lanes and bike lane buffers, we wouldn't need them. unfortunately, the paint on the street and all the people trying to pass me in the bike lane while i'm making left hand turns show how necessary they are for cyclist safety.

If DPW could maintain Burlington's streets and painted lines, it wouldn't be a problem. And as they look, DPW cant maintain the barriers either.

The Department of Public Works has resolved the request to improve visibility and sign clutter at this location. Thanks for helping to keep Burlington a great place to live and work.