Peter O. Frisch

Please have the bicycle lanes repainted. I have found that many drivers are most comfortable cutting off bicyclists when passing the monument and heading down Lynn Shore Drive.

Large pothole has grown over the last few months. There is another smaller one near 40 Ocean Ave.

Large tree limb blocks Mostyn Street. It must have down in yesterday’s rain and wind storm.

I rode my bicycle down Danvers Road from the Salem city line to Essex Street today and found the road to be dangerous for any pedestrian, cyclist and even drivers of cars. Below I have listed the issues.
1) There are no lines on the road.
2) The vegetation has grown out into the street.
3) There are potholes and rough patches, filled with scree in the roadway.
4) Simply the roadway is not wide enough to handle all types of usage by citizens.

Any effort to improve the roadway would be greatly appreciated.

Water Cap in Beach Bluff Street is broken and thus a pothole has shown up. The broken cap can be found on sidewalk at the southwest corner of Beach Bluff and Eulow Street.

A dumpster has remained on Mostyn Street for over four weeks. The dumpster takes up half the street and is dangerous for several reasons. First, car tracific must avoid the dumpsters and many citizens walk along Mostyn, thus are faced with both oncoming and following cars without anywhere to proceed safely. Second, the dumpster is not covered and who knows what materials are left to fester. Third, the house responsible for the dumpster does not face Mostyn.

During the winter the cross walk signs on either side of the road were blown down. It were be greatly appreciated if all efforts were made to slow cars coming out of Marblehead.

At the top of the hill on Beach Bluff Ave, the roadway is in terrible shape. Tough winter conditions has taken its toll.

Clearly, the telephone was hit by a car and the pole is leaning eastward and there is loads of shattered glass all over the the sidewalk.