There are number of pot holes and such a deep and are close to each others. Drivers has no ways to miss it…. Location is near car wash, fresh thyme and Sub way on Runkle street. Photos are attached here for your information.
There are number of pot holes and such a deep and are close to each others. Drivers has no ways to miss it…. Location is near car wash, fresh thyme and Sub way on Runkle street. Photos are attached here for your information.
Remer Road from tap Road up to where the curve is Wapahani Road edge of pavement, busting up and getting larger
There are a couple of potholes at the intersection of Longview and 7th street southwest of Relato apartment complex by Royal’s garage on the east side.
Maple Street from how to fourth potholes
Call holes South Washington between second and first
Rca park east restroom had tolit paper today when I looked. Thanks Tim. Rob Hamros
Over the past 4 years, W. 1st street from Walker to edge of Hopewell (near Fairview) was used extensively, often daily, during demolition and construction with heavy equipment and trucks often idling there waiting to move closer to the Hopewell construction area. . As a result that end of the street as well as the curve onto Wylie/Euclid street experienced a lot of wear and tear; periodic potholes, sidewalks closed at times, spray painted utility markings. Are there any plans to pave and repair the street and shoulders that are technically in McDoel Gardens? It definitely would show a measure of goodwill for all that the near neighbors and businesses have experienced as Hopewell emerges. W. 1st towards Rogers and onward looks great with paving, new sidewalks and street lamps.
Can you please turn the water fountain on at southeast park? Thank you.
While l love the permeable pavers at Hopewell Commons, I feel they create an unsafe environment. The pavers cross Morton, making that area appear to be an extension of the park. It doesn't look like a road, so I fear park users, especially children, won't look for cars. I think warning signs or additional stop signs could increase safety