Case Date:

4/9/2017

Pothole

Case Date:

3/23/2017

A gentleman called this morning complaining that there was an open utilities cut in the road that was causing significant damage to cars that are driving through the area. He would like this to be fixed as soon as possible to avoid any more damage to cars.

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3/20/2017

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3/7/2017

After the heavy rain, the 'usual' potholes have appeared again on the south side of e Second Street, from the intersection with High all the way until the STOP-sign at the intersection of Second and Woodcrest.

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3/6/2017

There is a dip in the road near this location and a pot hole has developed. The surface of the road needs to be raised to prevent the pot hole from reappering. It was fixed last year but is back again.

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3/5/2017

Asphalt crumbling. Large aligator cracks. Pot hole.

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3/3/2017

The pavement along the front of our house is very uneven compared to the curb and many people have tripped or twisted their ankle. The end of our driveway is very bad too and it causes us to scrape the bottom of our cars

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3/1/2017

2 utility cuts urgently need paving. the first one is on E Second, between Anita and Rose. 2 cuts next to each other. A nasty surprise for unsuspecting motorists. The second one is on E First, between Grant and Lincoln. It is the whole width of the street.

Case Date:

2/28/2017

For many years, kids have had problems walking to Rogers/Binford Elementary School on the south side of the sidewalk on E 1st St, just before High Street. There is an unused driveway to an empty lot, which is a pool of mud in wet weather. Neighbors have pointed this out to the council before. Neighbors have also come up with their own solutions - putting down boards, etc. I heard a school parent yesterday saying he planned to fill it in with gravel or cement because he had not had a response from the council. Might it be possible for you to repair this gap in the sidewalk permanently? Thank you!

Case Date:

2/7/2017

potholes and low spot gets flooded easily with mud and water forcing pedestrians to walk into busy road from sidewalk.