I am the homeowner at 1020 Greenwood Ave. Our street has been in need of repaving for quite some time now. I'm sure I can speak for all of the property owners, and tax payers, on our short, two-block long dead end street when I say that we would appreciate very much the city's attention to this problem.
Large, damaging potholes in the alley leading to several homes and apartments need to be repaired. These will only get worse as the weather turns colder. Alley beside 407 N. Park.
Our street, S. Greenwood Avenue, needs attention. I have seen any work done to it in the 13 years I have lived on the street and there are several areas where it is dangerous to walk my dog at night because of the uneven pavement. And our street enjoys a lot of foot traffic because of the path at the end of the dead end that connects us to Southdowns.
Owner of 111 W. 4th Street is concerned about north/south/alley between 4th and 3rd (runs along west side of 4th St. parking garage). Some repairs made by city and Duke Energy, she thinks, but not properly paved.
Gigantic pothole
The stree sign is down at the South end of Baldwin Drive where it intersects Fenbrook.
On Walnut Street northbound in front of the pet store near BHSS, there is a water/utility cover that is open or raised up in the street. I saw it yesterday, but hit it in the dark this morning.
there are numerous deep potholes on West Dove Drive.
Pothole on northeast corner of Sare and Moore's pike as you turn north onto Sare while heading west on Moore's pike.
Perpetual dip in road. In the south bound lane of Weimer Rd. there is a perpetual pot hole patch eating dip. I have always been grateful for each time it is leveled out, but I notice it comes back again. My concern is that the sewer line runs parallel to this road and was wondering if there is a deeper problem that is eroding the sub-soil causing this reoccurring issue. Thank you