Storm waters last night caused a substantial amount of damage to Sussex Drive. Large pieces of asphalt have washed into the gutters, leaving lots of damage all along the street, but primarily at the lowest point.
If a house owner piled things in their driveway and use the public street for parking, and the other drivers have to drive on the other side of the street to get around. In case any accident happened while driving on the other side of the street, who will be responsible? Could city give this person a suggestion to clean their driveway for parking and make the public street a save place to drive? This situation happened in Park Ridge. Thanks for your attention.
Fallen tree on S Weimer Road blocking both lanes
One stop light is out going west into ellettsville at the intersection of 46 and Curry Pike
Large sections of E. Wexley Road disintegrated with Friday night's flash flooding. Some sections have buckled forming large cracks.
several stop lights take to long to change. 2nd and Paterson, Paterson and Fairview 1 Minuit and 45 seconds. Other lights on Paterson are on timers instead of the sensors. Paterson and Fairview coming out of Catalent you have about 10 seconds to get threw it before it changes red again.
Pot hole next to manhole on S. Washington St, between Davis and Allen St.
Debris from flooding—gravel and asphalt which eroded during the 6/18 storm is covering the street
Two potholes at end of driveway.
The asphalt pavement in the street at the front of my neighbors drive buckled up and all the chunks of asphalt washed down the curb in front of my house at 3005 S. Olcott Blvd. I have cleared my drain and the two across the street but don’t know what to do with asphalt chunks. Thanks