We have investigated this issue and cannot find the problem you identified. At this point we will close this issue, but if the problem persists, please re-open and give us more detailed information how to identify the location of the problem – then we will get right on it. Thanks a lot for reporting!

I think mark has a valid concern here - the pavement on Oberlin Road from Cameron Village north to Wade Avenue is in rough shape. I'd like to hear a valid response to how this is going to be addressed, either by the city or adjacent developers (or reason why not) that isn't the standard copy and paste response that SeeCickFix uses.

Mark, in the meantime, you can try contacting Transportation Field Services (919-996-6446, Chris.McGee@Raleighnc.gov) as they are responsible for the maintenance of city roads.

Thank you for contacting the City of Raleigh. Your service request ID is #336024. We will be posting additional updates about your request as we have them.

We have investigated this issue and cannot find the problem you identified. At this point we will close this issue, but if the problem persists, please re-open and give us more detailed information how to identify the location of the problem – then we will get right on it. Thanks a lot for reporting!

The problem is from Wade Ave to the Harris Teeter at Cameron Village.

Thank you for contacting the City of Raleigh. Your service request ID is #336073. We will be posting additional updates about your request as we have them.

The older, narrower section of Oberlin Road has numerous utility cuts and patches for water, sewer, and gas. The fill with most of that work was not compacted properly. Now, there are drops in the surface & very rough pavement.
Whoever cut for access - needs to return, remove the improper fill work and correct the situation by compacting the fill as it is replaced. The road surface should be conforming to the rest of the street surface before the cut.
This street has been repaved numerous times as evidenced by the asphalt over the gutter.
Proper cut and repair would reduce the constant need for repaving, saving the people of Raleigh many tax dollars..

This issue has been closed. If the problem persists, please re-open this issue and give us more detailed information on how to identify the location of the problem - then we will get right on it. Thanks a lot for reporting!