Mrs. Otto stated that the drainage area in front of her house has basically eroded away and something needs to be done to fix it. She stated that someone from the city was to come out about a year ago and no one did.
Wants pothole filled on College Avenue, a few yards south of 4th street in the left lane.
Citizen reports a pothole directly in front of the entrance to the Regester Parking Lot by Graham Plaza.
Anonymous caller complained about the entrance and the overall condition of the parking lot at Frank Southern Center.
Mr. Lord expressed concern about the "man-made" potholes around the city. He realizes that he does not live in the city, but still spends money here and is tired of running into these potholes. He wanted to suggest manhole "spacers", the piece of equipment between the manhole cover and the pavement. Call made at approx. 2:00 p.m., August 20, 1997. NO ADDRESS ENTERED AT TOP BECAUSE IT IS A CITYWIDE PROBLEM.
Pavement markings need replacing at 7th & college, also all over city and Ellettsville. Also, many areas need guardrails installed.
Alley behind her house (Washtn/Lincoln-15th/16th) has gravel half-way down it. The other half is grass which she has always kept mowed. She is 81 and can't keep up with it anymore. Could the City gravel the rest of the alley?
Caller spoke w/county highway superintendent's office about getting Wapehani Lane paved or chipped/sealed. It was chipped & sealed by the county 1-2 years ago. Caller was told that the City is responsible for this raod by someone at the county highway superintendent's office. Dust from road is bothering caller's parents, the Johnson family, and killing vegetation.
Paid for base coat of asphalt for parking lot and alley. After talking to Ted Rhinehart and Tom Goldman, Ms. Hohimer believed City would put top coat of asphalt on alley and parking lot. Now they find they are in Code violtation and have tried to reach Pat Bookwalter.
STREET MARKINGS NEED REPAINTING AT: 1) 3RD ST. E OF ROYAL CHEVROLET, 2) N KINSER PIKE TURNING INTO MARSH, 3) HIGH ST AND MOORES PIKE