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Utility line on the street

The weight of the buses stopping at the corner of Warren and Townsend Streets has caused a ridge of pavement pushing up into the street next to the bus lane. It is hard to see, (you can see a white line in this picture—that’s the space beside it) but it is high enough that it is a danger to cars and is a tripping hazard. There are two elementary schools and a middle/high school that use this stop, and kids frequently run across this street trying to catch a bus on the other side. I have watched many of them trip, falling into a lane of traffic because they didn’t notice it, and some cars drive erratically, veering into the other lane to avoid it. The street needs to be leveled or at least have the raised ridge of pavement painted to warn people that it’s there.

Young kids speeding around Garvey Park on motor bikes which is filled with people.

Many rat burrow holes in tree wells

Many rat burrow holes in tree wells

trip hazard

Property conditions interfere with sidewalk passage | Details: [back of property contains debris, dicarded toys, some building material, etc] Exact location: [rear]

Graffiti at bottom of stairs

constituent states there is one big pothole here | Where exactly on the pavement is the pothole: [On Roadway] What is the approximate size of the pothole: [large]