On the south-side of Hawthorne & Wylie, by our house 1202 E Wylie St, rocks, sand, dirt have accumulated causing bikers and cars to spin out at that spot. I tried to clean up some of the debris today but a quick service call is needed from the City.
Northwood Estates, a deep pot hole east of the 1st set 1st of mailboxes on W Rosewood Dr.
The street repair jobs done on Hillside after the construction work this week at the intersection of Clifton is not holding up. It's been gradually sinking into the ground over the last four days with all the traffic going over it. It will likely start causing damage within the next few days if it isn't addressed soon. There's another patch that was part of that same effort at the intersection of Nancy, but it's not quite as bad. But I would suspect it will need addressing shortly thereafter since it also shows signs of settling.
Subsiding (Vectren?) utility cut on the south side near the east end of E First Street near the intersection with Jordan.
There a new overlay going down in Park Ridge East I'm hoping? Thanks. Mostly curious on a timeline.
why has thr center line not been painted on morton? the paving has been done for a long time
Potholes at 2706 E Hemlock Circle
Hoping that the bushes that impede into the alleys can be trimmed back again now that summer is ending. The alley just east of Woodlawn Ave heading to south to Hunter is the worst offender, but the alley going east from Woodlawn to Faculty could use some trimming also. They all tend to scratch the car as we navigate through those alleys on a daily basis. Additionally, there are some bushes on the south end of the Subway building that block half of the sidewalk so that you can't see to pull out south on Woodlawn until the front of the car is already into the northbound lane, but more importantly, they block the view of pedestrians walking south until they are walking out into the alley and into the path of cars coming out of the alley onto Woodlawn. I've asked the manager inside Subway who said he cared for the landscaping and he said he'd talk to the building managers. I've also called the building managers and discussed the issue with them and nothing has improved.
This dsngerous hole is located on the northeast curb as you enter the Jackson Creek parking lot (i.e., on the right side as you enter).
on right as you enter northeast Jackson Creek parking.