Resident called to complain about the status of potholes in the paved alleyway between S Walnut St and S Washington St and E Driscoll St and E Wilson St. Several properties along this strip do not appear to have an alternative access point to their residence and/or business. Resident is requesting filling of the potholes in the alley, but notes there is at least one of significance behind 1305 S Walnut.
Winnie Fiedor of Tamarron Neighborhood wants to know why the potholes by Aldi's and Best Buy haven't been filled. Refused to leave contact information because reporting should be the responsibility of the office (Mayor's) she calls and not the resident.
Alley here at Atwater and Eagleson complaint. Debbie Rosenberger - 317-507-4050 called on this alley and spoke with Angela VanRooy. She would like a call back on options to get this fixed.
Daniel Roussos - 812-964-9074 Reporting potholes left by street work in October. Says that with the heavy rains they eroded the ground even more and it is creating gravel debris in the street. Would like a follow up phone call.
Richard Moss - 812-639-2296 Complaint is that the road has a steep incline from the center to the curb. This is causing storm water to not drain and leave behind copious amounts of mud and debris. He would like a call back once this is looked at.
Resident called in to report a pothole on the East side, around Target near the former Macy's building. Says it is about 8ft long and 4ft wide.
West Smith Avenue, between Buckner and Davidson is eroding. There's trenches on either side. The storm drain at the corner where the stop sign is is sinking at least 3 feet down, it gets filled with debris, there's dirt and everything pouring into it, so it floods. Drivers are cutting corners on both sides, both sides of Smith. If you're traveling west, or if you're turning right onto West Smith, they're cutting a corner, driving over dirt in the yard, and that's contributing to more debris. Please consider this road for resurfacing.
There are potholes at 7th & Longview that caller states he's reported before and they still haven't been repaired.
Neighbor states there is an oil slick in front of this house on the sstreet
The bus stop “landing pad” outside of our entrance on East Second Street needs to be replaced with perhaps concrete instead of the current asphalt. The asphalt is crumbling and ground is being pushed up and over the curb as a result. It’s a muddy mess and unsightly. The condition of the street has deteriorated a great deal since the photo in the report was taken. The asphalt is gone and the mud in now over the curb and onto the grass.