Shepherd Canyon

We are in need of better signage during the road work. Drivers are still misunderstanding the detour signs heading east on Snake and driving into oncoming traffic on Shepherd Canyon, rather than taking the detour up the hill on Snake. This could be remedied by either moving the road closed sign to the intersection, or adding a DO NOT enter sign at the Shepherd Canyon. Extremely dangerous conditions persist.

Mudslide/Landslide on the city property/hill. This is washing debris & mud into the Pathway below and causing disruption. The city should put some erosion control or mitigation in place to stop the mudslide.

The rain has caused the entrance to Eastwood Ct. from Shepherd Canyon to partially collapse. The turn onto the street is sharp and delivery trucks' rear wheels often cut it short as seen by the scratches to the asphalt. There's now even less room to negotiate the turn for residents, visitors and service vehicles. Furthermore, the hydrant is now at risk of being knocked over - it was already moved back some years ago because of a few accidents that knocked it over resulting in geysers and fire department response to shut off the water.

An individual is running an unauthorized auto repair business on mountain Blvd, working on 5–6 vehicles parked along the curb. This violates:
• SF Public Works Code §724.1 – No commercial activity on public right-of-way
• CA Vehicle Code §22500(e) – No vehicle repair on public streets (except emergencies)

It poses a safety hazard and requires immediate enforcement.

Shepherd Canyon Dr has been cut up and repaved poorly by the contractor who did sewer and water hookups for the newly constructed home.

The repair is at places 3 inches below grade, and poses a hazard to cars and bicycles.

Huge pothole about 4 feet wide in the middle of Scout Rd, closer to Mountain Blvd. School is starting soon and this will cause traffic problems for parents driving to Montera.