At the corners of Leonard Springs and Tapp Rd and the corner of Leonard Springs and Fairington there are deep ruts that are hard to see at night as well as with snow. These could do a lot of damage to a car. Please fill them in.
I thought there was a street tree category but I can't find it. Nevertheless, I need to report a hazardous dead Ash tree at the corner of my property at W. 11th St and N. Oolitic Dr. It's the tree right next to the Oolitic street sign. The specific address is 1510 W. 11th aka Forest Homes Addition Lot 48. The tree constantly drops extremely large limbs onto the property, the sidewalk right below, and into the edge of the street. Due to the size of the tree, the limbs wouldn't just leave a slight bruise if one fell on a person. Obviously, I understand the difficult situation we find ourselves in at the moment, but I'm hoping this tree can be removed asap. On Thurs, April 30, Bluestone will be removing a large dead tree on my property and I am also paying them to remove a couple large, dead branches from this Ash tree. That won't take care of what is higher up, though. Thank you.
Hi, we're getting large potholes in Highland Ave north of 1st and south of University at the entrance to the alleyway. Also, I believe the city takes care of the sidewalk/entrance to the alleyway itself, which has also deteriorated in the years since it was last repaired. (I had called the city and watched it repaired.)
This is actually a "sidewalk" issue - the asphalt walkway that passes under the 10th St viaduct has a small but very deep (feet?) pothole in it - it could break someone's leg or ankle if they stepped into it. The hole is just north of the bridge itself.
Sidewalk on E moores is overgrown and has low hanging branches. forces pedestrians to walk closer to road.
Large pothole near the intersection of Pine Meadows Drive and Pinehurst Drive on the west (?) side of the intersection. The pothole is on Pine Meadows Drive, about 20 feet from the intersection. Pieces of the pavement have broken off and are sitting around the pothole. The snow was too deep this morning to take a photo; I'll try to submit one in a few days. Thanks!
The metal drainage channel cover that runs across the sidewalk right between Mother Bear's (1428 E Third Street) and Campus Tutoring Service (1424 E Third Street) has sunken and is now a tripping hazard for pedestrians.
Refer to uReport 182356 dated Dec 30, 2022. Your online reply on Feb 13 2023 states that a vendor has been contacted for repairs to the damaged aluminum fence guarding the slope bordering the sidewalk at this location. Your email reply to me on Feb 13 2023 stated that the contractor has ordered the materials, and will be installed when received. Questions: When will the ordered materials be received? When will the received materials be installed? When will this case really be closed?
Snow Hill Rd had been in a desire state for more than 5 years now. In the past 12 months I have blown out 6 tires due to potholes. We who live in this area and have travel Snow hill Rd daily have had enough. Repave this road ASAP. Whoever is in charge of the roads for Monroe county should quit and find a job he or she is capable of doing. Maybe try working at burger king. We shouldn't have to constantly have to report the road issues and nothing gets done except crappy patch work that last maybe a week. Please direct some funds towards repaving snow hill Rd.
this washed out patch is a fairly serious safety issue for cars and pedestrians. Due to recent work on a sidewalk on Clover Lane, orange traffic cones were available, and were placed at the site of the hole to reduce the risk of an accident. City personnel came to see the issue, and took away the traffic cones, thereby increasing the risk of an accident. City personnel informed me that the hole would be repaired "soon" by the fiber optics installation contractor. While I understand that this sort of thing takes some time to coordinate and complete, the removal of the orange cone and the lack of a repair, is creating a safety risk for cars and pedestrians in the area. thanks, kelly