Alysona

When turning left from W. Clifton on to Riverside Dr., it is very difficult to see the southbound traffic. Many cars are parked on the street blocking the view of oncoming traffic making the turn very dangerous. One must slowly creep put in to the intersection and hope they don't get hit. A mirror reflecting the oncoming traffic would be very helpful.

The Arlington Road walkway between W Clifton and Arlington intersects a residential easement. There are no warning signs for pedestrians or bikers to warn of cars as they travel through. The mornings are most concerning because children on the way to school ride their bikes carelessly through not just the walkway but the easement and not just myself but other residents have come very close to hitting them. A caution sign out be very beneficial for both drivers/residents and pedestrians.

There is a Planet clothing donation box on the Marathon gas station lot. It frequently has bags and bags of clothes sitting on the ground as I assume the box is full. It's an eye sore.

Arlington lane has a walkway between W. Clifton and Arlington. The outlying areas are not managed very well and there are weeds overgrown. Not sure if it is the responsibility of the residents or city but the majority of the weeding is behind various resident garages and along the side of their houses.

The patch of road eastbound between Rockyriver and Lakewood leading up to W Clifton is marked "rough road", but that is an understatement. One has to switch lanes to avoid the really bad sections as well as drive ten or more mph under the speed limit. It's nauseating and can't be good for anyone's car.

The 90E sign is blocked by tree branches which prove difficult to see around until right upon the sign/on ramp.

It would be really beneficial to install a mirror on the light pole outside of Nick's bar across from the Residence Inn/Euclid Block Apartment resident garage exit. There are usually cars parked in front of 668, Titan's gym and Vincenza's right on Prospect and the visibility turning left onto Prospect from the exit is next to impossible. I inch my way out cautiously everyday (trying to avoid pedestrians that I am blocking...). A mirror facing east down Prospect would help I think.

There is a guy who will sit on the tree bed next to CVS and he always asks in the same tone "got a little change?" as you approach. More often than not when I reply "no" or "sorry, no cash" he will yell at me calling me names, telling me I ALWAYS say that and so on. I have heard him do this to others as well. Some days I will cross over to the other side of Euclid but he switches sides too. It's really troublesome because I absolutely dread that area. The aggressiveness is borderline mugging. I never know how he will react next since he gets so angry at me.