When the ADA sidewalk grates were installed along Cottage Grove, the contractor damaged the street around all the corners. Recently, the City filled in with asphalt some of that damage, but whoever did that neglected to fill in the SW and NE corners of the Washington/CG intersection. Those hazards still remain.
I understand that with construction roads will be uneven for a time, but the roads on 17th and Arlington have been uneven and rough for awhile. It's been weeks and I go up and that road multiple times a day. The roads are so rough that I'm afraid that it is going to pop one of my tires as well as I'm going to need a front end alignment. If they are going to have the roads torn up for a long period of time, could they put some steel plates down so it doesn't cause damage to vehicles? Thank you.
large pot hole
There are two pot holes on east part of Taylor I would say from my corner almost and further down towards Oakland thank you !
On the south side of the intersection of W. 6th and N. Morton, in the crosswalk going across Morton by Janko's, the pavement in the crosswalk is very rough. There is one particularly concerning pothole that could trip someone, turn an ankle, or otherwise create issues for pedestrians. This pothole needs filled. Thanks.
uReport #209843 ---- sorry, I tried to attach three photos. The three items are all waiting for hot patch asphalt whenever the plant opens. E. Longview is from a home water/sewer line repair. And same I think for the other two - easy to see where concrete installed by the contractor. THanks -
You probably have these on your work list already, but to be sure: Photo 1, E. Longview Photo 2, N. Glenwood West Photo 3: Meadowbrook Drive All in Park Ridge neighborhood Thanks!
Many potholes
Hi again, I recently reported potholes (and the terrible shape of my street in general), but in particular the hole in front of my driveway at 2912 S Kings Court. A crew was sent and repaired some of the holes, EXCEPT the one in front of my driveway. We have added some gravel to the hole to make it easier to get in/out of the drive, but it still needs a proper repair. I realize that you've already designated the streets that will be repaved in 2026, but Kings Court is terrible and has not been paved in the ***25 years*** I have lived there. The cracks and chunks gravel and holes that erupt after bad weather are a hazard to the elderly and handicapped who live on our street. I urge you to reconsider the decision to not repave this street in the very near term.
It is dangerous to have a manhole that does not have a cover. If work is being done over a few days, the cover should be closed at the end of each day for safety reasons. Thanks.