hello.. the street in Stadium Crossing (aka Villas) on varsity lance has a possible "sink hole" (not sure if that is the right description) or "pot hole" forming next to the street drain. the drive is breaking away and could cause a potential problem in the road. The breaking of the concrete is located almost directly across the street from unit 375 varsity lane. thanks........
2 annoying and growing potholes at end of alley by 612 N Washington.
There are fairly large holes in the street asphalt abutting the bottom of my driveway and the driveway of my next-door neighbors to the west, and they appear to be getting bigger, to the point where they are becoming a hazard.
The curb cut on the SW corner of 9th and Walnut is in bad disrepair. Impassable for anyone in a wheelchair and also very dangerous for everyone. It's been this way for several months now.
The bike lane on Third St west of Jordan has a traffic island and the lane is not paved as it goes past that island.
There are a few fairly significant potholes on Highland, on the north side of the intersection of 1st and Highland.
Corner of 7th and Longview in front of Royal auto garage. Deep pothole to fill please. Thanks -
I called about two weeks ago re: mulberry tree that is growing over into the pedestrian crossing light, etc. at the corner of Rogers/3rd St. into PH. House on NW corner. I'd take out the tree completely (if it were on my property--plenty of said 'weed' trees in southern Indiana). Also, I've contacted the city (as have my neighbors within this Rogers/Smith Ave block re: diseased and damaged trees between Prospect and Smith Ave. on Rogers St. Now, we are talking about years of 'heads up' to the City, but no 'top of our list' action. Rogers is a historic street on Prospect Hill Neighborhood. I do HOPE that some chainsaws will be in action soon, plus the planting of some native hardwoods (or some like species that your tree experts find appealing and hardy) soon.
Potholes at intersection of middle court and S Western Dr.
Large potholes keep reappearing after storms