RFS 14680 assigned. If received outside of normal business hours, we will investigate this issue on the next business day.

sarah, that is true, but many of our sidewalks do not exhibit this problem (for example the remaining stretch of sidewalk in the picture).

Pooling like this crops up when things have gone wrong whether through settling or bad design/engineering or whatever else. Identifying these problematic locations is the first step in rectifying the problems.

Over 20% of Burlingtonians walk to work*, it is imperative that we maintain our sidewalks such that they can do so safely and comfortably, along with everyone else who also use our sidewalks to get around.

* https://www.census.gov/hhes/commuting/files/2014/acs-25.pdf

Well said RJ.

Here's a thought: If 20% of our DPW employees regularly walked to work, we'd likely have 50% fewer sidewalk issues.

I dont think most DPW employees live in Burlington

SCormier assigned this issue to SCormier

Issue acknowledged - assigning to Technical Services.

This issue was recategorized from Sidewalks to Capital improvements and long-term projects.

Water Quality Program Manager assigned this issue to DPW Engineering LW

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