Nicolas Woods

The street light "#JT27" is out at the intersection of Howland Rd and Sunset Dr.. It is the last street light the intersection of Howland Rd. It is very dark in this area and I feel that this is a safety as well as a security issue. Have seen two different bears in the evening hours last week.

I was unsure if this was a city issue or a utility company issue but there is a large pine tree resting on a power near the intersection of Howland and Sunset Dr. This is a safety/ security issue that requires attention as the line has dropped and within hands reach. It is directly across the street from the stop sign. Also, there was a brand new telephone pole on the ground in that spot but has been removed.

I was unsure if this was a city issue or a utility company issue but there are a few trees resting on power lines near the intersection of Fairmont and Sunset Dr. This is a safety/ security issue that requires attention.

Would it be possible to have the street light on pole #ABW85P relocated to the light pole #ABW86 which is located directly across the street? The light is currently engulfed by a dogwood tree and I would very much like to preserve the tree. There is no light hitting the street as it is pretty much ambient lighting. The pole across the street has no obstructions and would illuminate street if the light were to be installed.

Would it be possible to add a street light installed to this telephone pole. The pole is located in a bend on Sunset Dr and is the last pole before Sunset and Howland intersects. This area is very dark and the bear sightings have increased on this street.

There several (3-4) of the decorative street lamps are out along Cherokee Rd before you near the Breezemont House. There are 3 out before the hairpin curve and then there is the first light (parking area of the manor) as you ascend up Cherokee Rd. It is dark in these areas and poses a safety as well as a security issue.