gbitter

The tree in the verge at the corner of Linden Lane and Wiggins/Hamilton on the North side has low hanging limbs that are right at eye level height and should be trimmed up.

There is a non-functional bicycle chained to a street sign at the corner of Guyot and Moore (on Guyot). It has been there at least three weeks.

There is a large white pine branch growing over the stop sign at the corner of Guyot and Moore Streets, but also a very large shrub just 20 or so feet in front of it that completely blocks the stop sign. Both should be trimmed for visibility.

On the Guyot path close to Moore street there is lots of brush that is growing into the path. The path is used by cyclists and walkers, and should be cut back before school starts when lots of kids are riding their bikes to school on the path. Thank you.

Large pothole at the intersection of the bridge over Lake Carnegie and the road. Could be dangerous for cyclists. On the side of the road going toward Route 1.

On the Henry Ave side of this building there is a three that has completely overgrown the sidewalk and walkers can't pass on the sidewalk. Building owner should be informed that the tree needs to be trimmed.

Tulip tree (homeowner owned) has low branches that don't allow clearance for pedestrians on sidewalk. Also, further down on Wiggins there is a tree between the sidewalk and the cemetery that is growing into the sidewalk and has a branch that is low enough over the road to hit cyclists.

Thank you for installing signs at two intersections with Valley Road saying "Cross traffic does not stop." These signs are also urgently needed at the stop signs on Mt. Lucas Rd. where it intersects with Jefferson Rd. I've reported this is a dangerous intersection in the past, and TWICE this week I've almost been hit by people driving on Mt. Lucas who slow down to stop and then go right through the intersection assuming the traffic on Jefferson also stops.

Low hanging branches on town-owned tree impeding travel on sidewalk.

Dead pine tree and almost dead oak in Grover Park close to shopping center roadway. The oak has a large dead limb right over the roadway. Also these dead trees are right over utility wires.

Large low-hanging tree branch blocking the shoulder making it dangerous for cyclists when cars are also going by.

Normally I knock on a homeowner's door if their trees/bushes need trimming, but this is a "condo" - there is a large shade tree on the condo side of the sidewalk that has low hanging branches that are impeding walkers. The bushes lining the sidewalk have also become so large that they are covering part of the sidewalk even though they are trimmed.

Trees between the sidewalk and road at 122-126 Moore St. have low hanging branches over the sidewalk impeding walkers.

Usually the utility companies tie these in a bundle up close to the overhead wires, but this one was left hanging and someone has just coiled it up at street level.

130 and 134 Moore Street still have not shoveled sidewalks after this weekend's storm. Both houses appear unoccupied. 134 Moore Street is a repeat offender - this is a rental house and the renter is almost never at the home. Last winter they didn't shovel the snow either.

Overgrown butterfly bush completely obstructing sidewalk.

314-322 Ewing Street back to Linden Lane. The Linden Lane sidewalk behind these properties is almost impassable and is overrun with poison ivy. No one is maintaining the grass/shrubs at the back of these properties along the Linden Lane sidewalk.

There are overgrown shrubs hanging over the Guyot Path between Jefferson and Moore Streets, impeding cyclists and walkers, as well as some vines growing along the path itself.