Lower part of Mill Stone Way has several pot holes. They have been repaired year on year, but need work done again please. A few months ago city workers in the area stated that the street was due to be repaved, but that has not happened.
First, thanks for already patching the worse holes on this road, all the way to where it dead ends on its east side. I just want to encourage you guys to go back when u can and patch the smaller stuff. I realize this isn't the highest priority road, but many people, myself included ride Rohrer east to Moore's creek (which veers south), then west on Stipp (which turns into Moffett), to Fairfax north to walnut pike and back up to Rhorer. It's sounds complicated but all the roads lead into lead into each other, it's the only cruising loop so close to town. I mention this because while they are very rural roads they get a lot of use from people wanting to take a country drive. So it might get more traffic than u guys think, which might make it worth patching again. Thank you
There are more potholes than pavement on Clarizz Blvd just south of Third Street, especially northbound.
Two potholes on Sare by South Mill Stone Way near JC middle school
PASSED SCHOOL ENTRANCE GOING EAST, SEVERAL POT HOLES IN ROAD UP TO STOP SIGN.
There’s a pothole that developed a few months ago that has gotten much larger over the past few weeks. It would be greatly appreciated if you could please fill it when time permits. Thank you.
There are large potholes at the intersection of Sare and S. Mill Stone Way. Thank you.
As you head north on Sare Rd from Roher, there are several large potholes along the road for a mile or so all the way up to the Roger’s traffic circle. There’s a huge hole with cones around it in the middle of this, so I assume that giant hole is already on your radar.
I apologize if you receive this twice. I'm not sure my first attempt was sent. The pavement in front of my driveway is beginning to break up. It needs a small amount of patching to keep it from getting any bigger.
I reported a potential sinkhole in the street in front of my property in August 2016. The hole opening into the what I believe will become a sinkhole was immediately patched. Now, new construction has just begun on adjacent lot 3880. concrete trucks making deliveries to that site have now created a ten foot long , 2 foot wide, 2 inch deep indentation in the pavement directly above where I suspect a sinkhole. The pavement is permanently damaged and parts have broken up. I realize that making repairs while construction is in progress is probably not practical, but I wanted to immediately make the city aware of the damage. I don't know if this is something the builder will be expected to take of or if is the city. Regardless of whether its the city or the city makes the builder take care of it, I would appreciate the city giving me the assurance that the damage will be repaired as soon as practical. Thank You! Dennis Reedy