Nathan

There is a very large pile of yard waste - tree limbs and clippings - at this location. The debris is lying partly in the street, and has been there for 2 weeks. It is not properly bundled or packaged for city collection, so it will likely be here a long time without a special pick-up or notice from the city.

This stretch of sidewalk along the east side of Salisbury Street is badly cracked and uneven. There are significant trip hazards here. Several complete sections of sidewalk need to be removed and replaced to properly repair this area.

There is a large (approx. 4'x6') section of concrete traffic island that has been dis-lodged and dragged across the right turn lane of Springfield Commons Drive. This is creating a hazard for vehicles turning south onto Falls of the Neuse Road.

There are 3 or 4 concrete 'jersey barriers' that have been abandoned on this stretch of sidewalk for several years. These things are ugly, and create obstacles to safely walking along the sidewalk. The sidewalk in this area has been damaged by the truck and/or forklift traffic required to move these barriers around. Please have these removed. If these belong to the Department of Revenue, they need to find an appropriate place to store them. They should not be allowed to remain on the city sidewalk, or in the right-of-way.

This stretch of sidewalk along the west side of Wilmington Street is badly cracked and uneven. There are significant trip hazards here. It seems that the concrete was previously marked for repair, but no work has ever been done. Several complete sections of sidewalk need to be removed and replaced to properly repair this area.

There is a dead cat and some other debris (wood pieces) on the side walk along the west side of Wilmington Street at this location.

The asphalt around a manhole in the center of Audubon is broken up and sticking up from around the manhole. The loose paving chunks could damage the underside of passing cars.

This portable cargo storage unit has been in the street for about 5 weeks. This is a residential street, and placement of this unit on a curved street makes visibility difficult. When meeting an oncoming car, passing is impossible - like a one-way bridge - nowhere to go once your committed...

This sign post was apparently knocked over by a vehicle during the recent winter weather. Signs appear ok, but the post may be bent at the base.

The street sign at the corner of Ravenhurst and Haymarket was hit by a car during the snow and ice storm. It is pulled out of the ground and next, laying on the side of the street.

The traffic light at this intersection is red WAY TOO LONG for traffic waiting on Harps Mill. Furthermore, the green signal is WAY TOO SHORT for these same drivers - please adjust the cycle times! Thank you!

The traffic light at Falls of Neuse and Harps Mill is unresponsive to the actual needs of traffic on Harps Mill Rd. When traveling on Harps Mill, drivers wait much too long for a green signal - often more than 2 minutes. Many times the flow of traffic on Falls of Neuse is very light, with long intervals between vehicles. Please consider reducing the cycle time for this signal. The signal at Hunting Ridge and Falls of Neuse works very well at all times of day, and responds to waiting traffic in a reasonable amount of time.

Please consider placing 3-way stops at intersections on Rainwater, in lieu of proposed 'traffic calming' obstacles. Gresham's Lake, Weybridge, and North Ridge would each work well as 3-way stop intersections where they meet Rainwater.

Bike lanes were never re-striped after street was paved last time. Please re-stripe bike lanes from Harps Mill to Spring Forest.