HI! We have several sections of the road in our neighborhood that are needing repairs/has potholes. Can it be reviewed for fixing? St James Woods Neighborhood off of Moore's Pike.
North south alley between 10th, Dunn, Indiana and cottage grove
Case #168657 Any updates?
The area of Hillside between Weatherstone and Olive has its share of potholes, but it also has a water pipe that is missing its lid. Earlier today the lid was at the curb cut on the east side of Weatherstone although the pipe hole is closer to Olive. Where Olive meets Hillside there is the remains of what used to be a concrete lip, but is almost entirely broken up now.
Very large, dangerous washed-out/eroded/collapsing place in road.
There is what looks like a big hole on the side of the lane (15th St., between Monroe and Lindbergh- by the frisbee golf course). It is on the right side as you are heading west on the street. It could be dangerous if a car needed to pull over so that another car could pass because that lane is barely wide enough for 2 cars as it is. Thanks.
I wanted to contact you regarding the Pothole behind the building at the One City Centre(120 W. 7th St), it was patched but the pothole in our parking space is still in need of repair. There is also a large pothole in the alley between One City and the Taco Bell parking lot. Please see the pictures below.
The bike lane on the south side of 7the Street between Indiana and Woodlawn is rough. It is especially bad at Park and Fee and at the bus stops. There are pot holes and indents. The problem is really drainage. These areas have puddles for days after rain storms, causing even more freezing and thawing damage than at other places. During the school year there are a lot of buses and shuttles on this section of street, forcing cyclists to stay in the bike lane regardless of the condition of the pavement.
There is a rough section of road on Weatherstone that has been patched and repatched. There are potholes in the patched section. This is south of the roundabout at Cobblestone Ct on the west side of the street. (There are a couple of potholes at the western corners of the roundabout too.)
Olive Street is part of the Hawthorne Highland Greenway. A block of it south of Hillside is one lane, but two way and heavily used by bicyclists. Along the east side of the street for two fairly long sections of street, the top layer of asphalt is missing so there is a dropoff. This is especially serious because a biker riding south needs to be able to move to the right on this section of street. There's two sections of this, one near the top of the hill and one closer to Hillside.