Thank you for communicating this issue to us. The Engineering Inspector for this project has been notified of your concern. We will post more information as soon as it is available. Thank you again for using SeeClickFix.

Our Engineering Inspector visited this construction site yesterday and communicated to the site's superintendent that the material in the alley needs to be removed immediately and replaced with an acceptable material while the construction is underway. This new material, known as "coal mix" should alleviate the debris and have minimal impact on your vehicles. We would appreciate additional input from you to ensure the issue has been resolved to your satisfaction. Thank you for using SeeClickFix to alert us to this issue.

I also live off this alley. The issue is not just the debris, but the fact that the construction fence encroaches significantly into the alley and makes it hard to get through. Construction vehicles constantly park in the alley, completely blocking access from the north end. I reported this at the building department over six months ago at which time the gravel was added and the fence was moved slightly.

Thank you for your additional comments on this project. I will communicate your concerns to both our Engineering Inspector and Building Supervisor. I will post additional information on the fence encroachment and parking issues as soon as possible. Thank you again.

So far nothing has been done to correct this situation. It doesn't look as if the site manager has any intension fixing it.

Good afternoon, our Engineering Inspector re-visited the site this afternoon and communicated to the superintendent that parking is prohibited in the alley. In addition, the fence will be moved as much as possible on Thursday; however, please continue to use caution in your vehicles when approaching and passing the fence. Our inspector will revisit the site this week to confirm the fence has been moved. We appreciate your time in reporting these issues.

The fence is not the problem it's the surface that you said they were going to repair immediately you stated that they were going to put cold mix in instead of the gravel that is currently there none of that has been done.

Thank you Kent & Kathy for your latest post. I will share your message with our Engineering Inspector and request an update from him with regard to the gravel replacement.

Good afternoon, both our Engineering and Building inspectors continue to communicate with this site’s contractor and are working to resolve the issues noted in these SeeClickFix posts. As of today, 7/13/17, the fence has been moved to the satisfaction of the City, temporary asphalt will be applied to reduce the impact on vehicles, and the parking issue is being further addressed (in addition to the Engineering inspector’s efforts) by the City’s Code Enforcement division. On a side note, the term, "coal mix" was noted in a previous post as the material being applied to the street surface to alleviate the impact to vehicles; however, the term is actually "cold mix" which is the temporary asphalt referenced in this post. Thank you for your comments, we appreciate receiving them.

The temporary asphalt has never been applied. Still the same as it was before.

Thank you for updating us from your end on this issue. I will let the inspectors know that this continues to be a concern for you and your neighbors, and I'll post a more detailed response as soon as the inspectors provide one. Thank you again.

Well it appears that nothing is going to be done about the condition of the alley as it is still the same as it was when I first reported it over a month ago. Looks as if the contractors here in Encinitas can do whatever they want .

Hello Kent & Kathy. The comments you and your neighbors have shared with us have been communicated to the project's superintendent by our inspector. This is an active project and inspections are ongoing. I will reiterate your concerns to our inspector; he would welcome the opportunity to speak with you directly. Please call us at 760-633-2770 so we can address your concerns in more detail. We appreciate your continued communications on this issue.

Inspections will continue for the duration of this project. Per the city inspector/project superintendent, the condition of the alley is temporary until the project is completed and the alley can be repaved. Please contact the city if you have any new concerns.