Sinking concrete. Trip hazard.

Sidewalk needs repair.

Sidewalk is buckling on the side of our property, and presents a hazard to pedestrians. Roots from the oak tree in this area are causing the problem.

street light has been out for several months now. the pole # N0915/ TD39

Sidewalk out front of house is lighted and impeding the storm water from running off down into the street. This water is backing up into my front yard flooding it.

The drainage ditch behind this property needs to be cleaned out. Trees have fallen across the waterway and blocked the drainage. Thank you.

I am writing due to the long-neglected city-owned alleys in the Pembroke Manor neighborhood. These alleys go behind the townhomes and are covered with gang graffiti. There are large pieces of sidewalk that are destroyed or not level that is a public safety hazard; as a Doctor I see this as an easy way for someone to break a leg, ankle, etc. There are numerous large Verizon boxed that have been ripped up leaving large holes with wires hanging out, again another public safety hazard. There are old Bell telephone boxes that have also been ripped up with wires hanging out. There is no lighting. There is a multitude of property owner neglect including broken and falling fences and tree overgrowth. There are alleys on Hinsdale street north and south just east of the manor house. There is an alley on bennett where the homeowner has extended his fence and blocked it off, you can see the alley going through his “backyard”. The most dangerous one is behind the pumpstation on bennett and constitution. There is a door with a no trespassing sign, behind this is another alley, super sketchy that goes into a jungle…I stopped exploring because it was getting dark. These are all city owned and neglected. They are areas for kids to hide and drink and do drugs, etc. the gang graffiti indicates this. These alleyways are used by the residents to take out their trash and are totally unacceptable. For a person to walk or bike ride here would be very dangerous. Please evaluate and fix at once.

This area is on the north side of Masefield Circle. This is where the large excavator and other equipment was staged last year when H&H was dredging. The grass never took and now the ground is bare and starting to wash into the canal.

This is the sidewalk in front of 315 which I tripped over and split open my knee. This sidewalk is not repaired. I have additional photos of this sidewalk and my split open knee

Reported #7615854 case on April 1, 2020. City did a temporary gravel fill and left an orange cone months ago. No one has been back for permanent repair despite nearly 5 months in full passing and my following up with a call last month. I requested a call back. No one has had the courtesy to respond. Does it normally take 5-6 months or longer for the city to fix a hazard on city right of way? The cave in and orange cone are not a permanent repair.

Cross walk switch not working. The last four times I crossed here, I had to cross without the pedestrian cross signals. I even waited for traffic the switch the light twice and no pedestrian signals.