Issue 7548615 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Thank you for your observations and comment. The City has determined no further action will be taken.

Eh, I think this one should stay on for public forum.

Nil, Could you please provide more context behind the decision to close this request? Is the city happy with the street design here or is there simply a lack of funding to make changes?

This issue was recategorized from Traffic Concerns to Public Forum.

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The City of Burlingame launched SeeClickFix under the name “accessBurlingame” in June 2015 to equip residents and visitors with a free, quick, convenient, and public method for submitting service requests to City staff. Service requests are typically issues or concerns that can be fixed or completed in a reasonable amount of time. Examples of typical service requests include requests to clean up graffiti and dirty streets, repair potholes, curbs, and gutters, or report broken signs and street lights.

Based upon review of this issue by the Director of Public Works and the City Manager's Office, it has been determined that this issue has been sufficiently addressed and appropriately completed and closed.

Sometimes, as done here, the City’s solution or reply will be deemed unsatisfactory by users. Users may choose to reopen a request to express their frustrations, suggestions, and opinions. The City of Burlingame respects all opinions and points of view that are in alignment with its Comment Policy (https://www.burlingame.org/social_media_comment_policy/index.php).

In furtherance of its goal of promoting transparency and public discourse, the City will leave this service request open, but move it to the Public Forum section of this app, in order to allow users to post their comments. Please note however, that since the City has already deemed this issue closed, it will not be monitoring additional comments. As a reminder, the City of Burlingame provides additional ways for users to share their opinions and recommendations including:
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The City of Burlingame grabbed their ankles on behalf of a handful of bicycle enthusiasts. Can't the city ever admit they have made a mistake?