There are a couple pot holes in the street on S. Twin Oaks Valley in front of this house, one of them extremely large. Also, the trees on the easement across the street from this house have very long branches that droop into the street, causing visual impairment.
Multiple potholes on the curve where S. College meets S. Walnut
Fiber optic install hole opened up at NW corner 900 E Grimes Ln & 1200 S Woodlawn St. It's at least 1.5 foot deep.
A couple small potholes on W. Allen St. just east of the intersection with Fairview. This whole intersection should be carefully checked since there will be an art installation going in on June 14 via ESD. Thanks.
Hello - I am the manager of the Osage Place Homeowner Association. The Board of the Osage Place neighborhood is wondering if it is possible to stripe parking spaces on Bernard Street. The goal is to help identify parking spaces and alleviate those parking improperly and leaving large distances (but not enough to park) when parking on the street. The homes on the west side of Bernard do not have off-street parking, so they must utilize the on street spaces. Thank you, Suzanne OConnell (Focus Property Mgt) 812.200.6128 Tel
Pothole on W. Allen St. just east of the intersection with Strong Dr.
Heading west on W. Allen Street before the light on Patterson Drive, there is a very deep pothole. Most of W. Allen Street needs repaved if possible.
There is large pothole on eastbound Allen West of the stoplight at Patterson
West Smith Avenue, between Buckner and Davidson is eroding. There's trenches on either side. The storm drain at the corner where the stop sign is is sinking at least 3 feet down, it gets filled with debris, there's dirt and everything pouring into it, so it floods. Drivers are cutting corners on both sides, both sides of Smith. If you're traveling west, or if you're turning right onto West Smith, they're cutting a corner, driving over dirt in the yard, and that's contributing to more debris. Please consider this road for resurfacing.
E. Bradshire St. the first street with houses built in the Sherwood Oaks neighborhood has not ever been repaved while the newer leader built sections of the subdivision have been repaved on a regular basis. At what point are we going to repave the crumbling E. Bradshire St. when every winter huge chunks of pavement come up with the snow plows.