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The Stop Ahead sign is missing as you approach Thomaston Road (Hwy. 74) on Estes Road.

A long dead dog is in the gutter near #2840 Houston Ave. Like another recently reported animal, I wish people would report these sooner so it would be less unpleasant to deal with and so that school kids would not have to walk by it. Thanks.

A large dead dog is on the sidewalk at the corner of W. Granada Ave. & Houston Ave. at the SE corner of Pendleton Homes. I hate that some M-B employee is going to have to deal with this very unpleasant task. You are appreciated. It is unfortunate that more people do not know how easy it is to report this type of issue. It would have been a less disgusting task if it was reported days ago. It is horrible that anyone must walk past this, especially school children.

A red "bulb" is out on one of the traffic lights at Shurling Dr. and new Clinton Rd.

A green light "bulb" is out on a traffic light at the intersection of Third Street and Hemlock Street.

Parking in downtown alleys seems to be a problem with Poplar Street Lane between Third & Second Streets an obvious and chronic site. These drivers must be avoiding parking fees and unaware of M-B ordinance Sec. 28-71.

The stop sign / street name signpost at Nojac Lane at O'Hara Drive S. has been knock to the ground. The signs at not badly damaged.

On the south shoulder at the west beginning of the sharp curve near #6221 Rivoli Drive are several sections of a fallen pine. They are propped in a fashion which would cause serious damage if a vehicle leaves the pavement here.

On the northside of Rocky Creek Road just east of Bethesda Ave., several bolts are sticking up in the sidewalk. This appear to be the remains of a lamp post or something similar. They are a clear trip hazard for anyone using this sidewalk.

A bent old sign post is sticking up in the grass on the side of Rocky Creek Road just east of Saint Charles Place. This is a likely hazard to pedestrians and M-B mowing crews.

During a rain storm a week ago, a large pool of water remained at the corner of Emery Hwy and Second Street Extension. I am uncertain which entity should repair this and hope this will find its way to the proper one.

On the south shoulder of Riggins Mills Road, about 200' east (right) of Weaver Road is a significant washout. It is within one foot of the edge of pavement. A natural gas pipeline is exposed within the washout. A vehicle pulling over here would have a real problem.

At the intersection of Nottingham and Twin Pines is a large fallen branch. It is near the ground but hung up in vines. It will eventually fall into the roadway. This is near the stop sign for people on Nottingham, heading towards the Kroger

At #599 Robert Henry St. near its intersection with Harrell St. is a hole at the back of the curbing. It is starting to undermine the road pavement.

There is the bent remnant of an old sign in the median of Mercer University Drive at Plant Street.

A large dead dog is on the south curbing of Mercer University Drive about 100yards west of Key Street.

About 10am this morning I saw a dead dog in the gutter in front of the church at #2047 Vineville Avenue near Forrest Avenue.

On the Delaware Ave. side of this corner property, bushes & limbs have grown several feet over into the street. Yesterday the top of a dead tree fell and blocked even more of the roadway.

There are 2 places in this area where plant growth affects the safety of pedestrians. This is the 2nd and worst one. On the south side of Vineville Avenue, between house numbers 2532 & 2540, a Redtip bush has grown over the sidewalk. It is so far out and so low that it is difficult to pass without stepping into the roadway. This is a safety issue for anyone walking along this busy part of Vineville Avenue.