I work for Cedarview Management and was assigned a parking spot in the alley beside Farmer's Museum (between 9th and 10th Street). There are two large potholes in the alley, and one of them is directly in front of my parking spot. I now have a bent strut and fear there will be further damage if it isn't fixed. The only way to avoid it is to back into the stone wall (which I have done, accidentally).
Potholes and very rough road Rhorer road between Sare and Walnut Pike, especially heading west. We also have a lot of pavement coming up in our road, Mill Stone Ct.
Very large pothole and pavement debris in the 1100 block area of S. Stull Avenue.
The stop sign at the Grimes Lane/Woodlawn Avenue intersection looks like it was hit by a car or snowplow. It is leaning over on its back pretty badly and needs to be fixed so drivers can see it better.
The road just east of 413 Howe street is not an alley. It used to be a street and has been and still is city maintained. This area does not include the parking lot behind and for 413 Howe, which is a doctors office, but does extend to the bushes on the south side. This road fragment needs pothole filling at the earliest opportunity. Thank you.
Potholes on E Second on the right hand side, coming from Woodscrest, heading towards High Street: near the Bart Villa sign and near the ECC sign (2). Thanks!
100 block of N Lincoln numerous potholes (near MCPL parking lot)
Monroe Street between North 12th and the roundabout has some pretty serious potholes.
The street lines are barely visible due to the new construction of the condos on Hillside and S Henderson. The new lines were not re-painted very well or at all. It's pretty hard to determine where the turn lane begins or ends.
Referring to #163692, they never filled up the pothole near the ECC sign on E Second Street, even though the case was closed. In the meantime, a number of, some large, potholes have appeared again on the South side of E Second, and past the ECC sign on the North side. If the pothole-filling truck could drive once from the intersection of High and E Second to Woodscrest, and then back from Woodscrest to High Street, they could fill up a whole bunch of potholes. Thanks!