Good morning Is this road ever going to be repaired? Someone made a big deal about this a while back, and we were told it is the city's responsibility and would be repaired after graduation. It is almost July and the situation keeps getting worse. As seen in the attached picture, the water is always there. It is constantly leaking from the sewer. The road in question is East 11th and Fee Ln.
Very steep drop at this storm drain. On Union at 5th.
The street repair is done but workers left street closed signs at both ends
The difference in height between the curb and the grate are dangerously different. My family has experienced 2 flat tires from this. It is located at the Tapp Road Round about at Adams.
A section of 2nd street approaching High Street several weeks back was dug up for utility work. The patch has since been graveled over, but has not been repaved. It is wreaking havoc on bicycle tires, even when attempting to travel over the area gingerly. If there is a way to make that area easier to travel over, if repaving soon isn't possible, it would be much appreciated.
There is a hole on the beginning of West 20th street. Appears to be a small sink hole. But I am not 100% sure
At the intersection of Rose and E Second a water main valve cover is upside down and sticking out. The edges are sharp, could ruin a tire one of these days.
Greetings- Please direct this to Angie Grubb-Flick's attention. On Indiana Ave just north of Kirkwood in the east side lane there appear to be two missing water valve lids. We are having a road foot race (city permit obtained) on Saturday morning Oct 27, 2018 and need these lids replaced or filled for safety.
I don't know if this is a city or county problem but the road around the storm drain on the SE corner of the Adams/Tapp roundabout (eastbound)needs repair. The road around the metal drain has crumbled and washed away leaving a large gap and an exposed sharp edge on the metal grate. I blew out a tire on this Monday.
The street repair jobs done on Hillside after the construction work this week at the intersection of Clifton is not holding up. It's been gradually sinking into the ground over the last four days with all the traffic going over it. It will likely start causing damage within the next few days if it isn't addressed soon. There's another patch that was part of that same effort at the intersection of Nancy, but it's not quite as bad. But I would suspect it will need addressing shortly thereafter since it also shows signs of settling.