The asphalt has collapsed next to the sewer drain and water is flowing into the sewer through the hole, eroding the area under it. (This is the second drain in this neighborhood I have reported for the same issue. It seems the contractor might have used less-than-standard practices in preparing the street drains here.)
S. Williamsburg Drive ( Road between Relato, Best Buy and Aldi's ). Numerous/ enormous POTHOLES that are dangerous
The potholes are so numerous and extremely large this is a danger to pedestrians and drivers and automobiles this needs addressed immediately
The potholes just after Relato heading south along side of Best Buy and Aldi are large enough to swallow my car !! HELP
The potholes just after Relato heading south along side of Best Buy and Aldi are large enough to swallow my car !! HELP
Much of the rock that was placed along each side of the street has washed into the road and is stacked up in some areas. Some of the drainage pipes are now blocked by the rock wash out as well. There is significant erosion damage.
Pothole after circle heading up hill
There's a hole in the road next to the sidewalk, just South of the intersection of Lincoln & Wilson Streets, on the West side of the street. It's been there since the crew was installing cable a couple of months ago. It's a hazard!
The GigabiteNow crews have been drilling round holes about 9 inches in diameter in many streets in town. I've especially noticed it on W 8th and W 6th Streets because I travel those streets daily on my bicycle, but they are on other streets, too. They have not been filling these holes properly and the holes are becoming a hazard for bicycles. They should be require to go back and properly fill those holes so that they leave the surface smooth with no craters or bumps.
Earl Young Road, off of SR 45, is in dire need of being repaved. Our street was originally paved in 1994 and after 25+ years of filling and patching, it's finally come to the need of being repaved. While we appreciate the holes being repaired on 4/2-4/3, however, it is only a short-term solution to when those are broken down and back to big ruts we're swerving around to avoid car damage. Our road is very busy and well-traveled. It's hilly, with blind spots so when swerving to miss potholes of the road, it can be dangerous for those coming up on the other side of the blind spot. Our railroad crossings are no longer visible or legally marked. Complaints from residents have been made for years, with no answer for resolution. I hope you take this concern seriously. From repaving and the railroad markings. If you have any questions, I am happy to discuss them in more detail. Thank you.