Case Date:

8/29/2019

Case Date:

8/29/2019

Referencing Case #168657 I am hoping to hear something about this. Actually, I am hoping the City could maintain its alley and spread a load of stone on it. It has been 96 days. I haven't even had any response let alone a yes or no. If I need to put down a layer of 53s myself, I am more than capable of doing so.

Case Date:

8/26/2019

Every time dumpster track come it’s getting worse

Case Date:

8/25/2019

The sides of the road at the corner of E. Brownridge and Fieldcrest have collapsed resulting in stones and potholes. In general Brownridge is in terrible conditions and needs repaving. The drainage ditch at the corner need excavating and concreting at the sides.

Case Date:

8/20/2019

Hole is asphalt in city street at end of driveway.

Case Date:

8/19/2019

On 446, coming towards town from lake monroe, there's a bend in the road right before moores pike. Today, a flock of 30 or so cyclists were riding in the shoulder and about half of them broke into the lane I was driving in to avoid a series of potholes that made the shoulder unnavigable for bicyles. I slammed on my brakes and avoided hitting them (I couldn't go around in the other lane because of oncoming traffic). I imagine shoulders aren't the priority, but it would have been a very serious accident if I hadn't managed to slow down.

Case Date:

8/18/2019

White lines for pedestrian crosswalks are severely faded on college mall road, which is quite dangerous—especially at night. Please repaint them.

Case Date:

8/16/2019

Someone needs to fix this before the street collapses. The utilities company says there’s a stream under ground that is bubbling to the surface. Additional background: there was a water main break about 6-10 feet from this location about 6 months ago and there was no indication there was a river running underground.

Case Date:

8/15/2019

There is a large pothole in the bike lane on Walnut St northbound at the intersection with Glendora.

Case Date:

8/15/2019

4201 Sheffield but on the Plymouth Road side of property (corner lot). A few feet to the north of the driveway, the street has begun to sink and heave to the point where the curb has raised at least 4 inches and broken into pieces.