Alberta St Diverter

The advanced green arrow activates for traffic eastbound on Braid, turning left on to Rousseau, in to the Skytrain Station and Amazon delivery yard, despite no cars sitting on the sensors.

The dog left alone at 310 Alberta At barks endlessly, and the owner leaves a window open so all neighbors can hear.

The patch job that the contractor has done after finishing the work in front of RCH is terrible. Particularly the entire bike lane is uneven, full of potholes, and debris. If this is a designated "bike route", the bike lane should be rideable, and safe for cyclists.

This was reported previously, in January. NOTHING has changes since. In fact, it's not worse than it was.

The patch job that the contractor has done after finishing the work in front of RCH is terrible. Particularly the entire bike lane is uneven, full of potholes, and debris. If this is a designated "bike route", the bike lane should be rideable, and safe for cyclists.

The strata unit, called The Sapperton, in the Brewery District, has their bright rooftop lights on a timer that has them on all night. This is light pollution, flooding the immediate neighborhood. Given this is a common area for the strata, with restrictions on hours of use, these lights do not need to be on between 11pm and 7am.

The light at E.Columbia & Alberta used to favour pedestrians requesting crossing. Since the sewer work and subsequent changes, it now favours vehicle traffic, and pedestrians are left to wait longer to cross safely.

plugged storm drain causing road flooding.

The trucks that have been stopping here to get in to either the Brewery District or RCH construction sites, have been dumping some of their aggregate on to the road surface, and particularly the bike lane. This forces riders out in to traffic lane to avoid getting a flat tire. Nobody has cleaned this up for weeks.

The contractor who worked on the recent sewer upgrade made an absolute mess of this street, and many others, with their hasty patch/repave job when they were done. Send someone out to drive up this street, and you'll see. Is this the plan for all the streets in the area?

Shared use (Pedestrian/Bike) path along Stewardson rarely, if ever, swept clean. Lot's of sand, glass, and debris. One area has a bad drainage problem which leads to a lot of standing water across the whole path.

Both the abandoned house, and the junk filled shed in the back are infested with vermin (mice, rats, raccoons, and skunks). To the point where the rats are now entering neighboring yards from the property. This property has been a junk yard for many many years, with seemingly little done to clean it up.

Overgrown bushes, weeds and trees on this property are encroaching on the sidewalk, and making it impassable, particularly for wheelchairs, or people with strollers.

This is the newly paved area around the newly poured concrete wheelchair access curbs to the greenway. The angle of approach of the curb is already not good for bikes, and the sinkhole is in the line of approach.

Appears to be many of the trades people from the Wesgroup/Brewery District Sapperton construction regularly abusing the parking. Often parking in permit only and 2hr limit spots for the entire day, without permits. Wesgroup claims to have onsite parking, yet many are not using it. Similar for Debeck, Strand, and other local streets. Time to step up enforcement.

The same pothole reported back in January is opening up again. The patch job that was done on it was a terrible job, and began eroding almost immediately. The issue is that there is actually a small sinkhole forming underneath. A proper fill needs to happen to address this problem, instead of the "bandaid" solution used previously.

Another repeat offender. Hasn't made any effort to clear the snow since the weekend. Both on Alberta and E.Columbia.

This home owner repeatedly fails to clear the sidewalks. Both on Alberta St, and their sidewalks on Richmond St. In fact several of the residents with houses cornering on Richmond St fail to clear those sidewalks.