There is a pretty good size hole that was not properly filled in and paved after a Water Hydrant replacement on the opposite side of 1525 S. Sare Rd. This is potentially hazardous if a vehicle drives over this (especially at night as there is no street light. This has been neglected for several months and needs paved!
I know the city is about to re-pave Greenbriar Lane. I have lived here for 9 years. Our road, being at the bottom of a large hill floods anytime it rains hard and much of the pavement pulls up and lands basically right in front of our house. I just wanted to say that you might want to assess this before you pave again because the amount of water that washes through here is substantial and I’d hate for big chunks of it to end up it the sewer/stream that leads into the neighborhood across High Street. We maybe need larger drains on either side of my address, 2008 E Greenbriar Lane so the water can escape more easily and not take the road with it. Just a thought. You can see the tale tale signs of it if you look at the road and all the gravel near my address.
The drain behind the Mariott by the B-Line is full of debri and sand. It is creating a pool of water that is running into the lot.
Hi. This area of Maxwell lane needs to be built up a bit higher to help rainwater drain off into the grass. This spot retains water for many days after even a moderate rain. People like to park on the grass which is fair since it’s on the city’s right of way, but it looks bad, splashes pedestrians and bicycles and I think could be improved with a minimal amount of work. The edge of the road just needs a bit of building up so water drains properly. Thanks. Fred Pavalko
Uneven surface next to driveway that is getting quite deep, fills up with water when it rains. Also very uneven sidewalk all the way to corner.
The potholes are holding water and appear to be deteriorating further, creating a potential hazard for vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians.
The storm grate on the south end of the cul-de-sac becomes obstructed by debris every time it rains. It requires my neighbor or myself to wade into storm water and clear the drain. This occurs even when the drain is completely clear prior to the rain and it happens very rapidly. The water then floods the cul-de-sac, sidewalks and backs up into our driveways. I'm not certain what the options are but if there is a different style of grate, it is definitely warranted at this location. Thank you.
Deep and developing pothole that is holding water drainage cover in place. Concerned that further asphalt corrosion will result in cover collapse. In front of driveway at 3801 East Winston Street.
I’m writing you today to let you know of a potentially dangerous situation in front of 1824 Hunter Ave. Directly in front of this home, there is a sink hole forming. There is a visible 8 inch hole in the drainage asphalt running along the street. When you look into the hole, there is a large empty space underneath the asphalt. Each time it rains, water is obviously going into this hole and eroding the ground underneath. If a car would park there, it would surely break through. Not sure it would hold the weight of a person either. Please send a crew to fill in this hole with some stones before it gets worse. Thank you. Aaron Unger, owner of 1718 E Hunter Ave.
There is a water drainage issue at Spicewood ln across from Sherwood Oaks church on the project that is being complete. The water is not draining at this location. Also, the sidewalk from here to the roundabout at Sare road is extremely overgrown making it single file for bikers, runners and walkers in multiple areas.