I own property at the lower end of Brooks Drive (1305). The section between where the cutout for my neighbor's drive and my property is covered by an easement I granted several years ago to the city. That section of pavement is badly in need of new blacktop as is the driveway on my property. I need to get some guidance about what I can do--and any help the city might provide. Jim Barnes (8112-856-2188)
Thanks for repainting the lines on Allen St and Bloomfield Rd, they look great! Keep up the good work!
There is gravel on East Allen Street especially at the intersections of Palmer, Dunn and Grant. It's on those cross streets and extends into Allen. Allen is a designated bicycle boulevard and avoiding this gravel forces bicyclists to ride toward the middle of the street.
There is gravel on Thornton at the intersection with Highland (west of Highland). Coming down the hill, headed East on Thornton there is quite a lot of gravel. This is a street heavily traveled by bikers heading to campus and downtown; the gravel is a skidding hazard
There is a large pot hole on the southeast corner of East Arden and South Wilton, on the Wilton side.
There are potholes around the triangular traffic island at Greenbriar Lane and Locust Court as well as to the north and south on Greenbriar close to the island. The southern pothole is near the fire hydrant that's across Locust on Greenbriar.
4201 Sheffield but on the Plymouth Road side of property (corner lot). A few feet to the north of the driveway, the street has begun to sink and heave to the point where the curb has raised at least 4 inches and broken into pieces.
There is a large pothole in the bike lane on Walnut St northbound at the intersection with Glendora.
I received a phone call today saying that the potholes I reported last week had been repaired. After inspecting the area at around noon I found this not to be the case. I suspect the person who evaluated the situation was noticing that some alley repair had been completed in the spring/summer at the street entrance however about ten to twenty yards up from the street entrance is where the problem area is. Old pavement has crumbled away and cars are bottoming out. To remind you of the location, this is the first alleyway on the south side of 6th street east of Adams. It is a very high traffic alley way due to the fact that there is off street parking for several apartments on Kirkwood behind my house (1221 W. 6th). If you follow the alley way around to the left (exiting on Pine Street) you will find many more problem spots. I hope these issues can be addressed soon before the really bad weather arrives. Thank you!
Alley between and parallel to 2nd and University / Lincoln and Grant. VERY large holes, particularly to the west. Thank you.