I rent the neighboring property. There is a severe water leak at 819 S Graywell that has flooded my back yard which I am trying to divert into the street. American Leak Detection has notified the person residing here about the water leak coming out of the ground on his property is unable to respond/repair. My house is downhill from this and my yard and the neighbors are being affected.
There is a hole in this water meter cover. Could pose a tripping hazard if it isn’t addressed.
The storm drains along the south bound bike lane on smith road are fully blocked with leaves and trash.
Giant cavernous hole in the middle of westbound 10th between Dunn and Grant. To the right there is also a very deep pit leading to a gutter/drain.
Terrible smell in bathroom and along entire street. Multiple other residents making the same complaint. My mother has owned this house for 40 years and says the city needs to flush the line in order to control the smell!
There is a very strong sewer smell down W Gourley pike. The smell has been a common nuisance for several years and has only become worse. The smell is now traveling into the house and at times is so strong it actually makes it hard to breathe. It is not only my residence but several other neighbors are having the exact same issue. I know that this has been reported before over the course of several years but something needs to be done. Not only is it bad for our health (can cause headaches, nausea, breathing difficulties, severe cases can cause seizures, as well as the trapped gasses can become an asphyxiant or become a fire hazard.It can also lead to back ups that end up damaging our own residential plumbing pipes. It would be greatly appreciated if the city could come flush the sewer lines over here. Thank you
We have had a couple flooding in the basement here coming from the shower drain. A plumber who looked at it suggested that there may be a buildup - or at least a tendency to build up - in the pipes at or around the transfer to the city pipes. Is there any way for this to determine whether or not the root cause of the flooding is a problem with the city pipes, or the home plumbing? Thank you for your time
There is a new asphalt patch in Olive street after recent utility work that is insufficiently high to fill the gap, and therefore is hazardous to bicyclists. This is part of a larger pattern of asphalt patches being applied inadequately along the Hawthorne-Weatherstone and Thornton-Arden bikeways. I appreciate that the city went back and addressed the bad patches on Hawthorne at southdowns and on Thornton between Highland and Maxwell after I reported them, but I would prefer if the patches could be done well the first time.
Slippery collection of loose asphalt
Accident waiting to happen. Lawsuit ?