The Side walk on the following locations: The Northwest corner of 7th and Dunn as well as the Southwest corner of 7th and Dunn is cracked and it collects mud, water (and ice in the winter) The pavement is uneven and creates a hazard at night
The Side walk is cracked and it collects mud, water (and ice in the winter) The pavement is uneven and creates a hazard at night
There is a large pothole in the southbound bike lane on N Walnut St near E Glendora Dr.
Tipped porta potty blocking use of sidewalk for wheelchairs
The southwest portion of the intersection of Rockport and Rogers is getting to be a mess. I am not sure if I would call it a pot hole or the road just disappearing, but there is a big section of pavement that seems mismatched / a hole, and could maybe use some help.
When you are heading north on Rogers and approaching 1st Street, the stop sign is getting tough to see due to the trees along that stretch.
There is an excessive build up of sand on the street at S. Morton Street and W. 2nd Street. The sand is on Morton, to the north of 2nd. A lot of cyclists come from the B-Line and get onto Morton at 2nd to head into the Prospect Hill Neighborhood. A friend I was riding with almost bit the dust (or, ate sand) trying to make the turn right there onto Morton on Sunday. Can this get swept up and cleared away? Thanks!
Cory Lane between 2nd and 3rd. Multiple potholes 6 or more inches in depth.
The alley behind Beechwood 1 and 2 apartments on 2nd St are getting washed out and some of the holes are getting almost too bad to drive on. This is the alley between Grant St and Lincoln St. Thanks!
Fourth Street sidewalks and street pavement conditions between Washington and Rogers Streets (and perhaps further). The roadway is littered with potholes, cracks, undulations, bumps and is generally in poor condition (all of this precedes any activity around the fourth street garage, serendipity construction and Vectren pipe or line modifications). The roadway and sidewalk are not suited for cars, bikes, scooters, power chairs nor for the emergency vehicles, school buses and city transit buses that utilize it. Pretty much the same for the sidewalks.