Waterfront

I am an avid biker and bike lane supporter, and I am very confused by this new lane marking on Sherman st. Could someone from DPW please explain how one would safely navigate on a bike from heading east within these markings?
I also want to note that there is plenty of space here to add protective bollards on the westbound bike lane.
thank you.

People are parking on the southside of Lakeside Avenue east of Conger ave. This makes visibility andturning g from Conger to e Lakesidave e and vice versa very dangerous and difficult to see anybody coming. Pleaslook intoer posting no parking signs on this part of the road.

FOR YEARS, the entire length of sidewalk on west side of Front Street is in horrible disrepair. when will city replace? this is a primary pedestrian walkway from ONE to Battery Park. please prioritize this repair.

Whole pack of people busted by Burlington Police graffitting *inside* the Moran Plant last night around 9pm. Maybe the same crew that's been vandalizing the outside of the building, skate park, and whole Waterfront Park neighborhood for last few months? Although it's due for partial demolishment, the City should take immediate action to secure this dangerous, toxic old building before someone gets hurt. The constant vandalism has to stop too. Hopefully there'll be follow up with the people who were caught...

Would you please do something about the fountain in Battery Park? I understand if it won't be turned on this year so as not to attract groups of people looking to cool off (I assume that's why it hasn't been turned on yet). However, the stagnant water that collects in there when the fountain is off is just one big mosquito breeding ground--which isn't good for public health either.

Bathrooms are needed at the skate park. Since no bathroom or public facility is provided people have been using the surrounding area as a bathroom.

With all the fabulous development of the waterfront, it seems there is a substantial increase in traffic and, unfortunately, speeding traffic, on Lake Street. There also seems to be a group of "racing"(?) cars that likes to go back and forth to the parking lot in front of the Coast Guard station. Their cars are deliberately speedy and noisy. Overall, the increased and speedy traffic creates a safety and noise issue. I don't know if there is a specific speed limit, but I think traffic needs to move more slowly than it does, and that this should be enforced.

Over the past weekend, I drove by this crosswalk on two separate occasions, and each time I witness a child almost getting hit by a car failing to yield at the crosswalk. The first time, the parent literally had to grab her child's bike and pull her back onto the sidewalk to avoid being hit by a car that was not stopping. Today, I tried using the crosswalk and waited patiently as a dozen car drove by. I literally had to walk out into the street for cars to stop. The lack of signage and fading paint on the crosswalk itself makes this an extremely dangerous spot to cross, particularly at night. I feel like this spot should have a button and flashing lights that have become popular throughout the city.

Camping and battery Park six or seven tents are set up I thought there was an ordinance no camping in any parks

Crosswalk lights are not working. Please repair as pedestrian was almost hit. On Maple St between South Union & S WIllard St

I do not understand why the private driveway gets priority over the public right of way. it seems entirely backwards just from standard engineering principles, but especially so for for a city that has declared a "climate EMERGENCY".