There are a couple of deep potholes in the northbound lane of S Walnut Pike just north of the race track—one of them much worse and is the one I hit early this week.
edge of paving is disintegrating all along front of driveway and curb. The entire street has this problem, worse in some spots than others. Yesterday you patched my next door neighbor's, but didn't address any of the others.
There are two fairly large holes in the Washington Street bike lane between 8th and 9th streets.
The street sign connecting East Stephens and Deckard Dr. is both bent in half and tilted, making it incredibly difficult to read.
Near the mailbox at this address. HUGE pothole. Bent my son's rim.
A hole in the road has developed next to the drain on North Shadowood between Ribbon Court and Mary Ellis.
I got home yesterday to find that whoever plowed the Somersbe subdivision left the first four houses in the neighborhood with about a 10 foot barrier between the path they plowed and our driveways. I had to literally park in the middle of the road while I shoveled a path just to get to the driveway itself. I've lived here for 5 years and seen quite a few heavy snows and I've never seen as bad a job as this. The more immediate problem is that they isolated the mailboxes for our houses in a way that I doubt USPS will be able to get to them. I know that in some areas, if the mailbox is inaccessible to the delivery vehicle, USPS won't deliver the mail. If that's the case, and the the 10 day weather forecast is accurate, the first four houses won't be seeing mail for well over 10 days. Could you please have them come back and finish plowing the rest of the street in front of our homes? Thank you for your help.
Street light is out, not working.
The entrance of Gentry East Subdivision at Compton and 446. Numerous very large potholes, it's hard to turn in to the neighborhood without falling in to one. There are also a few spots on Compton Blvd (before the stop sign) that are bad as well.