William M

Limb down, blocking sidewalk, forcing pedestrians into street near limited-visibility curve. (Address is approximate, but near entrance to Eagle Trace Townhomes.)

Tree or large limb is down and blocking sidewalk on NW 29th Road, west of 13th Street, between Hogtown Creek crossing and Eagle Trace entrance.

The resident has allowed this dog to run freely, without leash or fence, often over the past few years, and whenever I walk past and the dog is out, it attacks me, even when I am across the street.

"Posted - Private Property" sign affixed to street sign. Another sign, a couple of yards down the lane, is marked "Private Property - No Trespassing - Private Road".

This trash (as first described a month ago, ID #6185875) is still piled on the right-of-way on the NW 34th Avenue side of the identified property.

This trash and debris has been piled in the 34th Avenue right-of-way for about a month. In addition, the waste-bin has been left there, also, for two weeks and it's surrounded by a great deal of litter.

Two 4x4 posts planted in the ground, as well as the rock and planter, all appear to be well off the property and into the road right-of-way.

Vehicle appears derelict, has no license plate, and has been left here for a few weeks. Cannot tell how much it's on private property and how much on the right-of-way. The house is for sale and appears to be unoccupied.

Large limb broken from tree, blocking NW 20th Street, between 34th Ave and 35th Ave.

This sign has been up for several days, and the date (2/13/2019) has passed. Is the date wrong, or has the sign been forgotten?

Two issues, really. (1) The light sometimes goes out at random times in the night. (2) Even when the light is on, about 100' of NW 34th Avenue is shaded by under-hanging tree limbs and is in deep darkness throughout the night. Combined with related issues I've just posted (as #1 and #2 of 3), the area of this intersection is always dark.

NW 19th Street is adequately illuminated, but the intersection with NW 34th Avenue is in deep shadow due to branches under-hanging the lamp. The intersection is consequently difficult to locate, even when you know it's there.

This streetlight has not been working for a very long time. The sidewalk, for half a block, is left in deep darkness at night.