Some asphalt on the cul-de-sac has been gradually eroding due to repeated heavy large vehicle traffic over the years (mostly trash and recycling trucks, but also Amazon, UPS, etc). This patch has been growing over the past six or seven years, and will only extend further into the street as time goes by. Photo is attached (bucket is for size reference). Thanks!
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.
Curb needs repaired and repainted where the yellow is supposed to be. It’s crumbling and looks terrible, also a hazard
concrete curbing at the end of our driveway is seriously in need of repair, as is much of the surrounding area.
"End Construction" sign with flashing light laying against backside {north face) of garage. Sign is close to alley intersection between 11th and 12th, and between Fess and Park.
there is a stop sign on two sides of a four way intersection, but the stop sign going east, is pointed away from the street, and people run the stop sign every single day, and it’s much worse at night. this is a serious issue, considering how often people speed in this town. the street parking further prohibits visibility to see oncoming cars, so having a clear stop sign is very necessary to prevent accidents
Large pothole
Deep pothole . 2 on this road infrastructure of 508 and 514, also intersection of n Washington and 9th st
I am wondering why there are 2 speed limit signs right after another on S Highland, when you are coming from the intersection of Miller Drive and heading towards the YMCA. On the right hand side, there is a yellow sign with a 15 mph speed limit, which makes sense because there is a dangerous curve coming up. Next thing you know there is a white sign with a 20 mph sign, also on the right hand side, still before the curve. Wouldn't it make more sense to put the 20 mph sign first and then the 15 mph one?? Thanks for looking into this.
Two potholes on Miller across from Enterprise.