A pot hole has developed and is growing on Woodlawn Avenue near Bryan Park. The hole is right where a cyclist would be riding, down hill as well. It is on Woodlawn just south of the Bryan Park parking lot and just north of Weatherstone, on the east side of Woodlawn's road surface.
Traffic sensor aimed poorly when coming from Fairview from the north
I counted approximately 27 (twenty-seven) potholes on Rhorer Road between Sare and Old 37. These potholes have been around for weeks now. Please fill them before people get flat tires, or there's a collision between cars swerving to avoid them. Thank you.
Pothole
Pothole
On Southdowns, in the bike lane opposite the entrance to the Woodlawn parking lot across from Bryan Park pool, there's a hole that is wide enough to swallow a bike tire and make someone crash. In fact, people have crashed there. It's a trap for bike tires. It's been that way for 5 years or more.
This pot hole is at an ADA curb ramp and is very hard for our tenants to use. This is also a tripping hazard.
Tree fell across Nota Sidewalk connecting Maxwell.
Just past Woodlawn in the Southdowns bicycle/pedestrian lane the is a ~10x3 foot asphalt patch probably covering some utility work. The north side of has opened a 2 inch gap in which grass is growing. This makes 10 foot long slot and the front wheel of my bike got caught in the slot causing me to fall this morning. I was not injured but this slot is a clear hazard.
I am a new homeowner and I have a question or two! I have two large sugar gum trees in the front of my house on the strip of grass in between the sidewalk and street. I was told that these trees are the city’s property not mine. I am concerned because I have to trim some on the larger branches that overhang my roof and also the roots are bowing the sidewalk out and pushing up the concrete in my basement. If I wanted to service these trees myself do I need a permit or does the city handle these things?