Streets PLUS

As a result of the utility work done earlier this year, the new paving on van Horne street between. Lafayette and Johnston is defective/incomplete/insufficient. The paving is bumpy and uneven, curbs were removed and never replaced, only paved over and painted, the newly installed ADA accessible curb Cuts were cut out, paved with asphalt and and not replaced to their original condition. The road does not drain properly as a result of poor paving done. This road needs to be scraped, properly regraded a screw paved, including new curbs and accessible ada curb cuts. It’s infuriating as a tax payer to see our tax dollars bro cheated in work, that is completed only to be destroyed by the next guy without any coordination. Not to mention the shoddy work. It especially problematic because there is also a school on this block (ps 22) that is affected by this poor work. The contractor needs to come back and correct his work at his cost.

Corner of Cornelison Ave and Wayne St. needs repavement. Lot of potholes.

major pothole and poorly patched road

Can you resurface the street so the asphalt meets the driveway curb?

New York Ave from South Street to Ravine is being paved.
That being said… When will the rest of New York Ave. from North Street to South Street be done?

There are 5-6 raised areas where work was done on this portion of the street. They're on the right hand side of the road as you approach the intersection. To avoid them drivers drivers drive in the bike lane which is to the left. Can these please shaved down?

The street is sinking. Cars are slowing down dramatically before they get to the area. This area should be at least filled in.

Hi, any update when this hole/Montgomery is getting paved?

This gravel road owned by the city should be restored to provide access for fire equipment in the event of a fire at these properties. There is also no fire hydrant on this road.

Will this road ever be fixed!?!? It’s been over a year….it destroys anything with wheels

There is a large section of wavy pavement on Grand street just east of the Grand and Grove intersection (adjacent to the southern side of 236 Grove Street, the issue is on GRAND street but closest property is the Grove address I've supplied). This is causing MAJOR damage to historic homes in the area because it is shaking the entire buildings when large trucks go by. There is cracking of the exteriors and likely internal structural damage to buildings (old historic brick row houses both on Grand and Grove) being caused because of this. Of course this is also terrible for the vehicles on the road, but I live at 238 Grove Street and it is shaking our home apart. I can send video or any more information if needed. Thanks.