Paul

The pole preventing vehicles from going on the bike path walkway underneath Rudee bridge is knocked over.

During construction, the "no parking" "traffic not allowed beyond this point" were signs removed from the 100 block of 16th St. They have not been replaced and vehicles are parking and driving in the plaza area.

Knock down pole in emergency access broken.

Light is in the police department parking lot.

Officer Lynch here... There is a 2 parking spot area on the north side of 23rd street that is painted and has signage for loading only 0600-1800. After 1800 there is neither a restriction (e.g. taxi cab only) or a metered control. Please change the sign to make that area restricted or paid parking after 1800. Thanks!

This is a very deep cave in that has become dangerous due to its size and depth. I nearly crashed my motorcycle when I hit the edge. Had I hit it in the center, a crash would have been inevitable.

All the signs indicating what is the bike path for bikes and for walkers only on the boardwalk have been removed from all the posts on the boardwalk. We, the police, are unable to enforce the city regulations without those signs.

There is a large accumulation of sand in the walking/biking area for pedestrians on the west side of the Lesner bridge. The sand has nearly caused be to fall on several occasions while riding my bike. A fall will likely cause the rider to go into the traffic lane and is therefore extremely dangerous.

The is a 6-10 inch wide 15 foot long area where the asphalt has lost a layer. This is extremely dangerous for motorcycles. Submitted by Officer PK Lynch, 2nd PCT

All bike path and pedestrian signs missing. The city ordinances cannot be enforced without the signs. MPO P. K. Lynch, 2nd PCT

Sand accumulation on sidewalk. At both ends of the Lesner Bridge sidewalk there is a significant accumulation of sand that is over 1 inch deep. This is a serious hazard to cyclists and can cause then to fall into the busy roadway.

The trees next to the sidewalk are so overgrown they are becoming a hazard to pedestrians and cyclists. The trees hand Dow to about 4 feet above the sidewalk.

The trees and shrubbery on the multi use pathway are so overgrown that they have become a hazard. They can easily scratch a person's face or damage an eye.