Tall flowers at the corner. There is a stop sign on elm, but not on Jones. It is hard to see around the flowers to see if a car is coming. Once you pull out enough to see, it is easy to get by a car that doesn't have a stop sign

The trees and shrubs in the median where Wade Ave turns onto Williamson Drive prevent drivers from seeing cars departing Glenwood Avenue to enter Wade Ave.

Vehicle blocking mailbox been there for about 3 months with Connecticut plates on it

Lane markings at corner of Blue Ridge and Duraleigh do not exist. For anyone turning left from Duraleigh onto Blue Ridge north, it is difficult to see location of approaching cars because there are no lane markings. Intersection in on a rise at a curve in road. Markings are needed. If this is an NCDOT issue, please report problem to the appropriate department.

Sidewalk completely blocked, street partially blocked.

The hedges on the sides of their driveway on Arbor Chase percent drivers seeing oncoming traffic. These hedges have been trimmed but grow quickly and obstruct views of oncoming traffic in a few months of being trimmed.

When driving on Harvey toward Aycock, the intersection is very hard to see traffic coming from the right (on Aycock) drivers have to pull far out in the intersection in order to see incoming traffic. It would be very helpful to have a traffic mirror.

This grass completely blocks visibility to oncoming traffic

Tree limb fell in road, also fell on street sign

Limbs over grew into sidewalk

There is significant overgrowth of trees and shrubs on the outskirts of the yard at 4800 Connell Drive (corner of Connell Drive and Weaver Rd). Drivers regularly drive above posted speeds coming down the hill from Weaver + Oak Park to this intersection at Connell Drive + Weaver. The overgrowth obstructs the view and the mirror hanging across the intersection is ineffective most of the early and mid morning due to sun glare. There have been numerous near misses here between cars, bikes, and motorcyles. This is a danger to drivers, bikers, and pedestrians in the area and should be addressed promptly. Additional precautions including speed bumps and other cautionary signs warning of blind intersections would also be helpful.