The street in front of our home (2301 South Sussex Drive) is in need of repair. Large portions of the street have broken off so that it is now difficult for us to drive into the driveway without risk to damaging the tires. Encloses is a photo (which is upside down)
exremely damgerous hole openning in asphalt. appears to be due to erosion from drainage system under this location. needs quick attention and solid long-term solution.
Sam Zheng reported this pothole in front of 2303 E. Wimbleton Ln a few months ago and the patch job was totally inadequate. Now there are tons of chunks of asphalt that washed from this hole down the street and are now scattered all across the road in front of 2217 E. Wimbleton Ln. It would be nice to get this hole fixed properly and all the debris downstream cleaned up.
A large hole is developing on the street in front of my home at 2301 S Sussex Dr. See photo. I am afraid my tires will be damaged if it isn‘t repaired soon. Thanks.
last time when it was repaired the asphalt was packed directly on top of the old surface so it easily breaks away. There is also some settlement in this segment of the road. Please remove the cracked asphalt and pack new one down to the gravel. Thanks a lot.
This pothole near the southern end of Montclair is terrifyingly deep. There’s some other holes further up the hill that might be worth patching too.
Pothole on street
Trying to figure out who and when will my driveway and curb be repaired? Some weeks back the main water line busted and to fix it the utility company had to cut out part of my driveway, curb and street. When can I expect some solution?
Picture taken July 17, 2019. Case #169382 was reported closed on 7-15. Hole has not been repaired. Please help.
There are two pot holes on south High Street in front of Childs Elementary Pre-K building (the first bldg south of the school.) The pot holes were repaired last year about this time but have reemerged and are a problem for drivers but also pose a threat to the children who walk to and from school. Thank you for your attention. Kathy Yonkman, Pre-K Teacher