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  A Concerned Citizen (Utilizador Registado)

  Thank you for bringing the drainage issue up. Issue ID: 3130927 I have reported this problem when the pilot project was just being initiated and I had hoped something had been done about it. If a person is walking on the sidewalk and a car hits the puddle, that person will get soaked. I have seen it happen to people on multiple occasions.

  04/01/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  That Guy (Utilizador Registado)

  Yeah, this drainage issue creates a safety problem for all road users. Bikes have to merge with traffic to avoid getting soaked (or crashing on ice), pedestrians get soaked when cars drive through the massive puddles. There are a few other sections of the avenue with the same issue, but this section is definitely the worst.

  04/01/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  IT Department (Oficial Verificado)

  RFS 13952 assigned. If received outside of normal business hours, we will investigate this issue on the next business day. You should receive an acknowledgement within 48 hours of the next business day.

  04/01/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  Reconhecido SCormier (Oficial Verificado)

  Issue acknowledged assigned to Technical Services for review.

  04/01/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  SCormier (Oficial Verificado)

  SCormier designou esta questão a SCormier

  04/01/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  Common Sense (Utilizador Registado)

  I hope DPW does not expend energy or resources responding to this issue. Repeated trivial complaints such as this discredit the credibility of the cycling community.

  04/01/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  Toiletmanners (Utilizador Registado)

  "Common Sense;" the cycling community? What about the pedestrians getting hosed down by oily salt water? Why would you not want to fix a drainage issue that will damage the road?

  05/01/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  That Guy (Utilizador Registado)

  This section of road was so badly degraded that it had to be repaved. Without fixing the drainage issue, the pavement here and in other places that don't drain on the avenue will continue to deteriorate. After the freeze last night, there are now big sections of ice up and down the avenue. Long term, the City needs to rework the drainage to prevent water from pooling next to the curb.

  05/01/2017 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  Display Name Blocked (409268) (Utilizador Registado)

  Its embarrassing that DPW moved forward with the pilot program and approved the bike lanes with the poor drainage on North Ave. Should of been addressed prior to the pilot project.

  22/03/2018 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  That Guy (Utilizador Registado)

  

  This drainage (or lack of) continues to be an issue. Please make sure that when North Ave is paved this summer that the contractor addresses this and other spots on North Ave where pooling near the curb is a constant problem. We've got one opportunity to fix this!

  27/04/2018 · Sinalizar Sinalizado
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  Burlington, VT (Oficial Verificado)

  You are receiving this message because you have previously (or perhaps just now) submitted a request on SeeClickFix. We're excited to let you know that we are now implementing a comprehensive asset management program which is a mostly "behind the scenes" effort. This will enable more efficient, more effective and more fiscally sound infrastructure management. Nothing changes for you and we'll continue to use SeeClickFix, but we have had to automate a process to connect our open SCF requests with our asset management program. There may be the occasional bug to work out, but rest assured that your issue is still in queue and assigned to the right City staffer. Once this initial round of automation is through in about a week, we'll revert back to our standard messages on SeeClickFix.

  29/10/2021 · Sinalizar Sinalizado

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