Lenonn

Drivers appear to feel that since they don't need to stop, they can roll right through the intersection despite the fact the pedestrians in the crosswalk have a signal indicating that they can go.

There is a fairly large pothole near on 1st Ave (in front of 8732) - luckily, not blocking the driveway, but an inconvenience for anyone driving toward Spring.

The garbage can on the outkirt of Woodside Park (along 1st Ave) is overflowing and the garbage has not been picked up in well over a week. We have seen foxes scavenging for food among the trash there. Something needs to be done about this soon with the foxes moving into looking for food in the yards across the street from the park.

A tree has fallen on the tennis court at Woodside Park, damaging the tennis court fence again (I believe this may be the remaining half of the tree that fell during the derecho storm months ago). This time it was due to Hurricane Sandy.

Currently, this insection only has two stop signs - one for traffic coming out of the parking garage and one for traffic on 1st Avenue. Fenwick Lane doesn't have any stop signs, so vehicles can plow right on through. Often cars and trucks are parked so pedestrians' views of cars coming by on Fenwick are blocked. It would be more helpful if this was turned into a four-way stop (albeit, people often don't make (full and complete) stops as it is at the 1st street sign).

There is a dead raccoon in the middle of the street in front of 8732 1st Avenue.

There are two trees by Woodside Park: one is totally down, and is fallen across the tennis court gate; the other is right near it, having partially been downed. Both occurred during the storms a week ago. While the tennis court tree hasn't impeded use of the court, it is a reminder of the last major storm which did the same thing. Luckily, the damage isn't as bad this time around.

A bunch of garbage at this public trash can has been pulled and dumped out of the can and dumped on the ground surrounding the unit. It was possibly done by either an animal or a homeless person overnight (it is currently Sunday morning). I'm not sure anyone in the neighborhood wants to wait until trash day on Thursday to see it cleaned up.

A tree right along the roadway has many rotten spots and seems like it has pretty much become hollow on the inside. It sure feels like it may come down in the near future. If it does come down, it will probably fall across 1st Ave. It should be removed sooner rather than waiting until a storm knocks it down.

The streetlight on Spring Street that is nearly directly across from 1400 Spring Street is out. I walked by it tonight and it didn't seem to be operational.

There is a dead squirrel (covered in flies) on the sidewalk on Fenwick Lane, next to the public telephone (the section of Fenwick between 1st and 2nd Ave). I'll spare everyone by not taking and uploading a picture. Needless to say, it needs to be disposed of.

The sidewalk around this house has mostly not been shoveled yet. I have slipped on the ice trying to traverse it a few times over the past week.

After a week, most of the sidewalk near the house on the corner of Fenwick and 2nd has not been shoveled of it's snow. I've slipped a few times trying to walk it.

A sign used to be here (as I recall, it indicated no U turns) near the end of the center aisle/median. However, it was knocked down at some point and not replaced. Plenty of of drivers are taking advantage of it to commit u turns and nearly hitting pedestrians.

At this crosswalk at Union Station, especially in the evening/night, cars do no stop for pedestrians in the clearly marked crosswalk. I myself was almost hit by a car here a few days ago.

On the side of the road next to Woodside Park, there is broken glass (possibly safety glass from a windshield) It has been there for a few days. It is on the speed bump and hard to see at night until you're nearly on top of it.