Potholes at the following locations: On High Street, right near the intersection with Hunter; On E Second, in the westbound lane, right at the intersection with High Street; - in front of 1309 High Street; - at the intersection of High Street and Hillside, in the middle of the pedestrian crossing heading towards Deer Park.
In the grass next to the road on Henderson, on the right hand side, when you are going towards the intersection with Winslow, near the grey/red buildings: Thrasher Landscaping sign.
Pothole on E Second, westbound lane, between Woodscrest and College Mall Rd, near the entrance to Woodcrest Court condo's. Also, the ones on Graham Street, between Madison and Rogers still are there. (#171733, closed case).
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Old boat parked in the back yard
These the leaf-filled holes in Bryan Park. In the area where, I was told, and underground stream flows and then feeds into Sheridan Creek. I thought they might be burrowing crawdads holes. Someone else (see photo comment) suggests broken drainage tile. Was that area ever drained and tiled? In either case, can anything be done?
These pot holes are increasingly getting bigger and we are afraid they will start causing damage to our cars as well as our clients cars. This is our 3rd submission as there are multiple pot holes in the same area.
These pot holes are increasingly getting bigger and we are afraid they will start causing damage to our cars as well as our clients cars. This is our 2nd submission as there are multiple pot holes in the same area.
This is located on 1800 N Stonelake Drive once you turn off the main road. These pot holes are getting bigger and we are afraid that they will start damaging our cars.
I applaud the decision for the city to convert a section of old SR 37 through Lower Cascades into a bike/pedestrian trail! However, are you expecting cyclists to be able to bike down North Walnut street to access the entrance? Are there any plans to connect the entrance to any of the existing bike infrastructure in town to actually encourage usage?