closed #192575
Potholes, Other Street Repair
824 S Park AVE
- Case Date:
- 7/30/2024
Where S Park Ave crosses Maxwell Lane and dead-end into Bryan Park, there a bowl-shaped depression / pothole and further on a cracked and broken rectangle pothole
Where S Park Ave crosses Maxwell Lane and dead-end into Bryan Park, there a bowl-shaped depression / pothole and further on a cracked and broken rectangle pothole
This is related to a previous service request (uReport Case # 192140). On July 22nd, I was notified via email that this had been closed and when I clicked on the link it stated that this was Resolved; however, the pot hole has not yet been fixed. This pot hole is located at the address above. As you're driving east on Moores Pike, the pot hole can be seen as you enter the right turn lane leading into the senior living facility.
Multiple pot holes in alley between 710 E Atwater and 714 E Atwater
Long gouge out of a steep gravelled alley.
Potholes
Pothole 50ft in from Graham and Bryan St. Additional road degradation at Graham Dr. and Rogers Rd.
I have been volunteering to check and clear storm drains on Sussex Dr and Queensway from Hith St to Montclair. Freeze-thawing results on chuck holes and the asphalt debris have been an ongoing problem when they block the storm drains at the bottom of slopes. I collect this debris for disposal periodically by city crews, I have accumulated enough for another pickup at the bottom of my driveway east side.
I'm reporting this on behalf of a gentleman on the EH listserv, who reports a bulb out in one of the "charming old streetlamps" on Hawthorne at 2nd. Not quite sure which one it is, and you may get other reports on this as he sent it out to the entire listserv.
The alley way is downhill and the surface cover is gravel. Whenever it rains, the gravel gets washed down to S Madison Street, creating hazardous conditions especially for cyclists. The alley way needs to be properly paved. Gravel is not a solution.
The alley way is downhill and the surface cover is gravel. Whenever it rains, the gravel gets washed down to S Madison Street, creating hazardous conditions especially for cyclists. The alley way needs to be properly paved. Gravel is not a solution.