There is a pothole in the alley right behind our parking pad that has been washed out by the rain. It is getting very deep. This will be the third time it had to be fixed. It might work better if it were cemented. 1115 E. 1st St.
From July 18 previous report the rut is now about 15 feet long and very deep. There are three more deep ruts further down the alley. We need the alley paved if possible. 1115 E. 1st St. Three more photos following.
From July 18 previous report the rut is now about 15 feet long and very deep. There are three more deep ruts further down the alley. We need the alley paved if possible. 1115 E. 1st St. Three more photos following.
Rut #2 West of 15 foot rut 1115 E. 1st St.
Rut #3 further west of 15 foot rut 1115 E. 1st St.
Beginning of rut #4 west of 15 foot rut 1115 E. 1st St.
Broken street sign
This morning (11/23/2020), I found a tire on the road in front of my property. I guess that someone hit the dry stone wall of my garden in the night because it is damaged or dropped off the tire. I am wondering whether you can remove it because it could be an obstacle for cars.
During last nights storm, part of a large walnut tree cracked and fell, partly the street. Neighbors used a chain saw to clear their driveway for access, but debris is still on the road and blocking storm drainage/run off areas. Also, two dead trees nearby are at an angle and look like they may fall in the next storm. Street light and fire hydrant are located in the small area as well.
Ballantine Rd. pavement has crumbled away at the base of our driveway, leaving a level difference of a couple inches between the street and the driveway pavement. Can you have a crew pour enough asphalt onto this small patch so that it is flush with our driveway? Newspaper delivery guy won't pull into our driveway because of the damage it does his car. We don't have quite the same choice...