Still an issue

Remains an issue, probably due to years of oversized trucks driving down the street.

The issue is an on going one since 1962, all they do is fill in the worst dip. It extends right in front of a fire hydrant. I believe it is a sink hole. It's been filled in several times and keeps on dinking, my neighbors driveway is actually hallow by a foot or more.
The wash board dips are all from water mains going to each and every house. I also think leaking and eroding and causing and dips. Take notice to each dip and look towards the homes. You'll see a water meter. We all have very low water pressure out here too.
The other huge dip is from the city sewer main that runs down the street. It has burst two times that I know of, once by Delwood st and again at the sharp bend on our street. The man hole is getting taller and taller. The road is dinking around it. The fixed the one near Delwood st and did it right, must be nice to be a retired city employee to get special treatment. He lives right in front of that breach. It's a huge problem for the rest of us about to happen and believe me when I say it's going to be a @#$% mess some day for us all. Sorry for you all down stream.

The issue is an on going one since 1962, all they do is fill in the worst dip. It extends right in front of a fire hydrant. I believe it is a sink hole. It's been filled in several times and keeps on dinking, my neighbors driveway is actually hallow by a foot or more.
The wash board dips are all from water mains going to each and every house. I also think leaking and eroding and causing and dips. Take notice to each dip and look towards the homes. You'll see a water meter. We all have very low water pressure out here too.
The other huge dip is from the city sewer main that runs down the street. It has burst two times that I know of, once by Delwood st and again at the sharp bend on our street. The man hole is getting taller and taller. The road is dinking around it. The fixed the one near Delwood st and did it right, must be nice to be a retired city employee to get special treatment. He lives right in front of that breach. It's a huge problem for the rest of us about to happen and believe me when I say it's going to be a @#$% mess some day for us all. Sorry for you all down stream.

This remains an issue.

The street is still a mess and I'm sure all the rainwater isn't helping.

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