Sarah

Street sign has been completely knocked down.

Dead opossum in center of roadway

Giant piles of leaves blocking portion of road

Dead opossum in road.

Middle of street crosswalk posts have been knocked down/broken.

Poison ivy on and around trees. Second time reporting. First report closed by city but not resolved.

Deceased raccoon

Poison ivy on and around trees

Rebar caps needed for tree protection fence posts

Sidewalk ponding. Unusable for pedestrians.

Street sign knocked completely down

The entrance ramp has two signs, one which states "free-flowing right turn" and another that states "yield." This is very confusing and dangerous.

According to the NCDOT, Free Flow Right Turn signs may be considered for installation if one of the following conditions is met:

1. At any intersection where traffic traveling in an exclusive right-turn lane is allowed to turn
right and free-flow onto a dedicated lane at an intersection safely without yielding.
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2. At the intersection of a freeway/expressway exit ramp where exiting traffic, traveling in an
exclusive right-turn lane, is allowed to turn right and free-flow safely onto a dedicated lane
safely without yielding.

In this case, requiring a driver to yield and obey the free-flow of traffic is directly contradictory.

This street light has been out for over a month. The request for repair was made with Duke Energy over two weeks ago with no result (though their system says it should only take up to 5 business days for repair). This section of North Hills Drive is currently dangerously dark.