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The same issue exists when turning from Henry St onto Willard.

Was the angle and length of the no parking zone tested before and after application of the lines?

It looks like Brookes Ave at the intersection at Willard is physically lower/descends so if in a car at the stop sign and even protruding past the row of parked cars on Willard is physically lower which makes it even harder to see oncoming traffic. Please show us the tests that were done to make sure cars pulling on to Willard Street from Brookes will be able to do so safely.

What is the status of this investigation? A month has passed by.

What is the status of this investigation? A month has passed by.

Over two months ago I added this issue. No response except acknowledged has been offered. Am I the only one on Brookes ave that feels like we are not able to see on coming traffic on Willard street when entering into Willard from Brookes Ave? The snow has covered up all street lines. Two spaces need to be removed so cars can see. Two cars removed is not two months worth of silence. What action is being taken if any? And if none pls respond with a contact I can discuss this issue with.

Created 7/25 and now 11/17 with no response?

What did you find in your investigation over the last two - three months? Was there a sign saying no parking to corner? If so it is gone and cars are parking very close to corner of Brookes and Willard. We are taking our lives in our hands when pulling out into Willard as you can not see on coming traffic coming from Pearl Street. #accidentwaitingtohappen

I agree with Jen. Luckily I have a truck so I can see somewhat over sedans that may be parked. You certainly have to put your front end into the northbound lane in order to see any vehicles approaching. Either that or be very good looking through the parked cars windows to see if you can see movement.

Hi Jen, please contact customer service at dpw-pinecustomerservice@burlingtonvt.gov
or 863-9094 and ask to be directed to Madeline or provide your contact information in the request so Technical Services may discuss this request with you. Thanks.

Just an FYI, the is my view from my drivers-side truck window. Note that I’m over the crosswalk and still can’t see what’s coming.

Hi. Status of investigation? Cars come whizzing down Willard. Cars pulling out of Brookes take life in hands trying to make a turn. Issue is from 2019??

ACKNOWLEDGED DPW Pine Customer Service (Verified Official)

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Status? 2 years open and acknowledged.

Have reached out to DPW to find out what the status is and have not heard back.

It is hard enough to pull out of Brookes Ave in good weather, winter is coming - the image above tells you what it is like to pull out of Brookes Ave in the winter.

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The parking space on North Willard St. south of Brookes Ave has been removed in order to improve visibility. Thank you.

City of Burlington staff have resolved this request. Thank you for helping to keep Burlington a great place to live and work.