Also, and while the city is at it, the west-side sidewalk of S. Candler needs a major overhaul between the rec. center and Trinity.
Some three feet of motoring right-of-way should be taken and a proper sidewalk installed. At present, some sections narrow to about 18 inches at the dozen, or so, utility poles planted smack in the sidewalk. An able-bodied walker is almost totally impeded in parts, so I can imagine how those in chairs or utility scooters must feel.
The city really needs to figure out if it is serious about non-motor transportation and actually change the lived landscape for those of us not motoring.

This is the correct location of the fire hydrant.
When GDOT completes the E. Trinity Pl street improvement project the crosswalk will be located near E. Howard Ave.