Larry Jorgenson

The side traffic signal for southbound vehicles on Peck Road is turned and nearly facing the westbound Hwy 5 traffic.

That time of year again. Catch basin on west curb is not open. Catch basin on east curb (in front of Imagin Photography) does seem to be open so this is probably as bad as it will get but traffic is having to slow down and hug the east curb to avoid splashing through this.

A resident who lives in the King Crescent area has advised that he is noticing an increase in traffic on Ogilvie that is not obeying the 30 km/hr school zone speed limit. in particular he has noticed this during the noon hour when there is a high probability of school related pedestrian traffic in the area. He notes the traffic seems to be westbound primarily suggesting people coming in on Hwy 5 from the east may be turning north at 4th Street and using Ogilvie to bypass the school zone on Hwy 5 (perhaps during the busier noon hour time period). If possible I would ask that you monitor this and request some enforcement if necessary to change behaviors and continue to encourage safe driving during school hours.

Two catch basins along the west side of 3rd Street between 4th Avenue and 2nd Avenue are frozen and the water is backing up filling the ditch along the west side of 3rd Avenue. This road is prone to frost boils which are not being helped by having this water sit there for a long time. Luckily the water is building up to the point that it can spill over the street and get into a catch basin on east side of the street but it is creating a good sized lake in the process. Can you please thaw the catch basins and allow this water to go away?

Hard to tell from the photo but it may warrant a temporary barricade until you can get it filled. Looks pretty nasty. I didn't test it with my vehicle.

87 Laskin Crescent - Street Light off.

There is a burned out street light at the end of Ecker Avenue near Lasken Crescent.

The pdf version of the Community Guide available here (http://www.humboldt.ca/community-guide) does not seem to be searchable. Can you upload a searchable pdf version?

There is a link on the http://www.humboldt.ca/community-guide page named "City-Wide Registration" links to http://www.humboldt.ca/community-guide I get a page doesn't exist when I click on that.

Can you please consider replacing the plywood access panels that cover the spray park control system? I have noticed that kids like to stand on them and even run on them and I worry that someone is going to get a sliver. The one corner is badly worn and the plywood is delaminating. It would be nice if we could replace them with a plastic or composite material that will stand up to the elements better.

Coming off of alley behind Reflections by Richard onto 7th Acenue there is a deep pothole at the curb.

The culvert under 3rd Street just south of 4th Avenue is collapsed on the west side, potentially restricting flow. It may be possible to pry it open but someone will need to investigate and evaluate. The culvert under my driveway at 223 3rd street further down the road from this is also slightly deformed on the inlet side but not nearly as bad. Is there a best practice to keep them from getting damaged?

The lower set of lights have moved again. This time they are facing NW. (see previous issue https://seeclickfix.com/issues/3920265-street-signs-damaged-missing-faded).

The event calendar on the website seems to be not functional. Specifically, if click on the button to submit my event i get a blank page as shown.

Water main repair patch has settled significantly. Should be marked because it is not visible until you are in it.

I'm guessing a trailer sideswiped the pole on the SE corner of the DQ intersection. The pedestrian signal buttons look like they are still connected but are ripped off the pole.

Water valve cover out of place in middle of 5th Avenue.