Community Voice

1. Repaint double-yellow road stripes on Old Springfield Pike (between Dickerson Rd and City limit)

   Old Springfield Pike needs to have the double-yellow striping repainted to aid in visibility at night and during the rain (specifically from the intersection from Dickerson Rd to approximately the...
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   Old Springfield Pike needs to have the double-yellow striping repainted to aid in visibility at night and during the rain (specifically from the intersection from Dickerson Rd to approximately the city limit sign).

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   Jun 23, 2015 by Steven Winters (12 points)

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   Old Springfield Pike needs to have the double-yellow striping repainted to aid in visibility at night and during the rain (specifically from the intersection from Dickerson Rd to approximately the city limit sign).

2. Clean (remove) all trash and litter (before foliage grows back this Spring) along roads and areas in Goodlettsville

   Now is the time (before Spring foliage grows back) to remove/clean all litter, debris and trash along many of the streets around Goodlettsville. Specifically areas underneath I-65 and Long Hollow,...
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   Now is the time (before Spring foliage grows back) to remove/clean all litter, debris and trash along many of the streets around Goodlettsville. Specifically areas underneath I-65 and Long Hollow, Main St on the north end of town (especially along side the trailer parks), Old Springfield Pike, E Cedar St (especially by the train trestle), all on/off ramps near I-65, the area near the train trestle and Dickerson Rd, and many others. Not only does all the litter create an unsightly appearance for the city, much of this trash flows into nearby by streams, creeks and waterways. Likewise, the depreciation of property values due to people constantly throwing litter into nearby yards.

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   Feb 28, 2017 by Steven Winters (12 points)

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   Now is the time (before Spring foliage grows back) to remove/clean all litter, debris and trash along many of the streets around Goodlettsville. Specifically areas underneath I-65 and Long Hollow, Main St on the north end of town (especially along side the trailer parks), Old Springfield Pike, E Cedar St (especially by the train trestle), all on/off ramps near I-65, the area near the train trestle and Dickerson Rd, and many others. Not only does all the litter create an unsightly appearance for the city, much of this trash flows into nearby by streams, creeks and waterways. Likewise, the depreciation of property values due to people constantly throwing litter into nearby yards.

3. The One Way/Do Not Enter street sign has been knocked down on Long Hollow Pike near the on-ramp to South-bound I-65.

   Replace the One Way/Do Not Enter sign that was apparently run over and is sitting in the middle of Long Hollow Pike near the entrance ramp to South bound I-65.

   Jul 12, 2015 by Steven Winters (12 points)

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   Replace the One Way/Do Not Enter sign that was apparently run over and is sitting in the middle of Long Hollow Pike near the entrance ramp to South bound I-65.

4. Add reflective tape, markers, and/or paint to the cross-walk posts and curbs at the intersection of Dickerson Rd and Old Springfield Pike.

   Add reflective tape, markers, and/or paint to the cross-walk posts and curbs at the intersection of Dickerson Rd and Old Springfield Pike. This will allow the posts and curbs to be more visible at...
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   Add reflective tape, markers, and/or paint to the cross-walk posts and curbs at the intersection of Dickerson Rd and Old Springfield Pike. This will allow the posts and curbs to be more visible at nighttime and during the rain, and hopefully prevent having to reinstall the posts every time someone runs into them.

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   Feb 28, 2017 by Steven Winters (12 points)

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   Add reflective tape, markers, and/or paint to the cross-walk posts and curbs at the intersection of Dickerson Rd and Old Springfield Pike. This will allow the posts and curbs to be more visible at nighttime and during the rain, and hopefully prevent having to reinstall the posts every time someone runs into them.

5. Straighten bent stop sign at Rite Aid entrance (across from City Hall)

   The stop sign at the entrance/exit to Rite Aid on Long Hollow Pike (across from the City Hall) is bent at a 45 deg angle and has been so for about 6 or more months. Recommend Public Works fix.

   Apr 10, 2014 by Steven Winters (12 points)

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   The stop sign at the entrance/exit to Rite Aid on Long Hollow Pike (across from the City Hall) is bent at a 45 deg angle and has been so for about 6 or more months. Recommend Public Works fix.

6. Extend curb alongside entry way to Old Springfield Pike

   As you enter Old Springfield Pike from Dickerson Rd., along the right side, there is a vacant lot where the curb along the road runs about half way down. After the curb ends, apparently people are...
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   As you enter Old Springfield Pike from Dickerson Rd., along the right side, there is a vacant lot where the curb along the road runs about half way down. After the curb ends, apparently people are using that area for u-turns, 4-wheeling, etc. This area (which is across from the Grand Ole RV campground), is becoming a mud pit (especially after any rain). An extended curb should help to reduce or eliminate this eye sore and keep the land in good condition.

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   Feb 5, 2015 by Steven Winters (12 points)

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   As you enter Old Springfield Pike from Dickerson Rd., along the right side, there is a vacant lot where the curb along the road runs about half way down. After the curb ends, apparently people are using that area for u-turns, 4-wheeling, etc. This area (which is across from the Grand Ole RV campground), is becoming a mud pit (especially after any rain). An extended curb should help to reduce or eliminate this eye sore and keep the land in good condition.

7. Scheduled and frequent roadside litter cleanups

   Recommend Public Works, if not already implemented, establish a consistent and frequent roadside cleanup schedule. Suggest monthly street inspections and cleanups. Areas requiring close and frequent...
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   Recommend Public Works, if not already implemented, establish a consistent and frequent roadside cleanup schedule. Suggest monthly street inspections and cleanups. Areas requiring close and frequent attention are all the on- and off-ramp areas around I-65. Examples of other streets with frequent litter are Cedar Ave., northern Dickerson Rd., (between Dorris and Old Springfield Pike....with focus around the train trestle and the trailer park areas). Even Main St., in front of the old high school is accumulating a lot of litter. Conference Dr., from the top of the hill to the bypass is another area. Frequent cleanups will help in the effort, but we also need increased education, awareness and publicity reminding citizens of the no litter laws and associated fines, as well as environmental and economic impacts. Finally, enforcement is required, whether code enforcement for businesses to keep their areas clean or general fines to citizens for littering.

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   Feb 5, 2015 by Steven Winters (12 points)

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   Recommend Public Works, if not already implemented, establish a consistent and frequent roadside cleanup schedule. Suggest monthly street inspections and cleanups. Areas requiring close and frequent attention are all the on- and off-ramp areas around I-65. Examples of other streets with frequent litter are Cedar Ave., northern Dickerson Rd., (between Dorris and Old Springfield Pike....with focus around the train trestle and the trailer park areas). Even Main St., in front of the old high school is accumulating a lot of litter. Conference Dr., from the top of the hill to the bypass is another area. Frequent cleanups will help in the effort, but we also need increased education, awareness and publicity reminding citizens of the no litter laws and associated fines, as well as environmental and economic impacts. Finally, enforcement is required, whether code enforcement for businesses to keep their areas clean or general fines to citizens for littering.

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