closed #137414
Potholes, Other Street Repair
700–798 N Kerry Dr
- Case Date:
- 4/21/2014
Pothole over hole.
Pothole over hole.
Not sure if this is the actual address. There are some potholes shortly after you turn left onto Ramble Road West from Blue Ridge Drive. Drivers have to swerve way left of center to avoid the potholes, which is dangerous if a car is coming from the opposite direction. (There are also potholes on Blue Ridge Drive itself between Ramble Road West and Walnut.) Thanks.
This pothole could swallow a smart car. Right by new IUCU.
Pothole.
Pothole behind marathon station off W 3rd St
Pothole near/behind Subway, Casa Brava on W 3rd I'm strip mall.
All the lines on 7th Street are missing.
At the bottom intersection of Wilton & E. Greenbriar Ln. there is a 5/6ft wide section that runs from curb to curb that all residents in Mayfair must traverse in order to reach our residents. Over the past 4-5 years the city has done a deplorable job trying to patch/piece meal this long stretch of dangerously loose pavement. Currently there is at least 5 wheel barrels of loose gravel and enough breaks/cracks and pits in the pavement to cause a very large safety concern. In addition, there is multiple motorcyclist and bicyclist who traverse the same...making this left or right turn section off of Wilton onto E. Greenbriar Ln. a potential liability for the city. Please stop the band aid fix’s...and utilize the innominate property tax’s we pay to fix this area with a large seamless stretch of concrete. I'm not going to mention the loss of property value, as this eye soar will speak for itself. I'd like to be contacted soonest by the City with an “Action Plan” prior to mitigating this safety hazard and liability myself. R/ Mr. Greg Price - 1815 E. Greenbriar Ln.
At the sharp curve where W. Wylie St. makes an almost 90-degree turn towards 1st Street - a cluster of deep potholes, one quite large in diameter and several smaller-diameter; because together they span almost the entire roadway, they are impossible to avoid and are a real hazard for residents and thru-traffic alike.
Sunken grate is like a huge pothole. It's right against the curb on the east side of the road (north bound lane). The storm grate here is 3-4 inches below the surface of the street. Really nasty bump if u hit it, even going very slow. My thought is that you guys could just lay an identical grate on top of it, the gap is about the width of the grate, rather than tearing up the road. Thanks, you guys are great!