Alameda City Manager

Large patched areas are disintegrating, road is very rough and debris is accumulating.

Large trucks, including big rigs, continue to park on City property in the beltline across from the College of Alameda. The area is posted as no parking. Having big rigs parking on the property does not help to improve the image of the surrounding community. I have contacted APD about the problem, several times, but trucks and big rigs continue to use this area as a parking lot.

When sitting on Oak at stop sign, it is near impossible to see cars either way up or down San Jose, especially coming from the Park St. direction. Large vehicles parked near last parking spot on the left on S.J. usually obscure oncoming cars. I've almost been hit 20 times over the last five years, cautiously trying to turn left there, especially if the oncoming car is speeding. I feel that this is one of the most dangerous intersections in town and should probably be turned into a 4-way stop.

Big rig and big rig trailers are being stored on City property at Main Street along the Estuary. This is a chronic condition.This and reports of big rigs parking on City (Beltline) property along Appezzatto prompt me to ask for better posting and enforcement.

Near food bank

There was a car crash at this location. A very generous private party swept the debris from the traffic lane to the curb. Could PW please clean up the debris?

Huge amounts of trash dumped between the Summer House Apartments and the neighboring houses. Hasn't been cleaned in over a year (walk by it every day) and it's hurting the neighborhood. The land owner should be fined daily until it's clean and should be required to keep it that way.

I did call public work a few weeks ago to report missing street sweeping sign. But it seems nobody to take care about it. Falling leaves block drainage and overdue permit car has been parking in front of our houses without moving for a decade.

At the intersection of Santa Clara and Webster st, the light sensor is not set correctly. The pedestrian "walk" signal is on 24/7 to do a countdown, no matter if anybody pressed the button to walk or not. So during the middle of the night, if you are on Santa clara to go through the light at the intersection with Webster St, you have to sit there seemingly forever, while watching the pedestrian "walk" light lit up for those going up and down WEbster st. It finally begins a countdodwn, which also last another 20 seconds. Mind you, this is in the middle of the night, with nobody around. This light used to be pretty quick changing in the early mornings, but no more. It is really annoying. I think it started when they were doing something to the st recently. Please fix! Thanks! 8-)

The crime gets worse over the bridge in Alamefa

Tunnel is cracked and broken. Large hole could allow a child to fall partially through.