And how do they know if the Champlain parkway will ever be built

My in-laws live on a 5 mile dirt road in the very small town of Guildhall, Vermont. For its entire length, that dirt road is free of potholes. In comparison, how Burlington cannot maintain just one block of a dirt road is inconceivable.

DPW needs to get a new manager that Patterson guy is worthless

Thank you for reporting this issue. The Department of Public Works will now begin its investigation into the matter.

What's to investigate? Pave the street once and for all!

The Department of Public Works has resolved this request. Thanks for helping to keep Burlington a great place to live and work.

To the street maintenance manager: can you please provide a more substantive response before you close this request? It is a legitimate request, and deserves an answer. Even if you aren’t going to do anything about the condition of the street, at least tell us that, and explain why. Thank you.

To Mr Patterson: can you please comment on this and leave this open until you say why the road will not be paved?

Thank you for this update. Our staff will look back into this issue and update you as soon as we can.

We posted and graded the street on Friday 9/10/2021, I can certainly forward the request if you are looking for answers to the issue of when paving may occur. I do not have the answers to that question.

Yes please forward the question

Thank you for fixing the road. It's a lot better. I know from experience that it will deteriorate quickly and need maintenance again within a couple of months. I will keep an eye on it and try to let you know when it's getting bad again.

I don't see why it wasn't paved.. it's been like this for a couple of years if not longer

Gil--When the Southern Connector, or whatever we're calling it these days, gets built, I believe the federal government will pay for 90% and the state will pay 5% of all costs. So we'll save hundreds of thousands of dollars if we don't pave it now, tear it up later, and then repave it in a few years. Regrading it periodically helps fund our other many needs. (And yes, we know, nobody can tell when it will be finished.)

IF it ever gets built! That's the question, they have been working on it so long that it's hard to say if it will happen this year or in 20 years! It's already been what, 60 years and they are still talking about it and arguing about where to build it..

Thank you for this update. We will look back into this issue and update you as soon as we can.