In the intersection of Rogers & Country Club, roughly in the south bound lane of Rogers on the south side of the intersection, there are multiple holes in the road. They appear they may have been cut or are missing some sort of covers, but they are a problem that needs addressed.
Just south of the Switchyard Park entrance on Rogers, in the southbound lane, there are various holes in the road. They seem like they were cut into the road, not necessarily naturally occurring potholes. But, these are an issue that needs to be addressed.
Two potholes by traffic calming island
Pothole by traffic calming island
The light on Rockport to cross tap is only green for maybe 10-15 seconds and cars going left block the whole lane so it gets backed up.
Asphalt broke free during snow plowing in front of 1451 W Estate Drive. Requesting a fix to help prevent further spread of broken asphalt.
Pothole
Need to snow removal
At the intersection of Clarizz and 3rd, near the corner closest to the Bloomingfoods, the unit for the pedestrian button is only loosely attached to the pole.
A request for snow removal practices going forward. The location is where South Morton ends at the Convention Center overflow parking lot. Vehicle traffic is stopped by three yellow bollards, but many pedestrians and cyclists use this road to enter the B-line from Morton St. In past winters, snow plows push the snow into a large pile that entirely blocks off the end of S Morton St, so even pedestrians can't pass through. In the past, I have shoveled a pathway through, but it takes hours depending on the size of the pile and how frozen it is, and I have to redo it every time plows come through, and I go through at least 5 snow shovels per year since they break from the amount of snow I need to move. Now I have a back issue, so I can no longer shovel a path through. Can you please coordinate snow plowing so that the end of S Morton is not entirely blocked? Maybe a smaller plow (like they use on the B-line) could work with the larger plows to keep the path as open as possible. Thank you.