You can expect an update on your service request on approximately 2017-08-04T07:36:54.

This is an engineering project. This has been re-directed to Engineering.

Thank you for contacting the City of Topeka. The intersection of 21st and SW Wanamaker is being delayed by utility companies failing to meet their obligation to relocate their lines/equipment out of the proposed construction. Despite the city’s efforts to expedite the construction, several utility companies have failed to meet the relocation schedules and timeframes that they themselves have provided. We definitely understand yours and everyone else’s frustration with the delays on this project and are doing everything we can to get the project moving forward.

Thank you for submitting this request (#68609). It has been addressed and is now closed. If you have any questions, please call us at 785-368-3111.

No other resources available then?
We just accept failure?
At the price of all the accidents?

Don't you have a contract that allows us to fine them if they don't meet deadlines? How about a little public shaming? Who are these utilities? How can we apply pressure?

Thank you for submitting this request, it has been received as service request #68625. This is an automated response. This account is not monitored 24/7. This request will be reviewed within approximately 48 business hours. If this is a City emergency, such as a water main break, please call 368-3111. If this an actual emergency, please call 9-1-1.

You can expect an update on your service request on approximately 2017-08-04T10:11:39.

For what it is worth...
I've contacted the entire city council, Capital Journal, KSNT and WIBW to see if any kind of pressure can be applied. This intersection should have been finished by now. It's bad enough that the majority of the roads in this city are all in poor conditions. It's even worse when we're paying good money and nothing is happening.

Thank you, this should be unacceptable to have all the taxpayers on hold for a scheduling issue.
This should all be pre planned with minimal disruption. There is no excuse for delays like this.
How many people have had their lives affected and cars destroyed.

I think the contractor on this job should be fired. They do not work on Saturdays or at night. The repair at 10th and Topeka was started and finished in great time. Do these people understand they cost that people have involved in the procrastination of this project?
I drive through this intersection almost daily just to tell if they accomplished anything. Many times it is difficult to see if anything changed.
Who is overseeing this project from the City? Why are they not putting pressure on these people?
Street Director, where is he on this. Someone sure dropped the ball on this project, most likely the busiest intersection in the City. They contractor should work fro sunup until sundown and the city should require it. Even if it cost more to the taxpayer, I would pitch in on it!

Maybe people should just live closer to where they work!
Rather than making the unsustainable expense of streets built to mange to the maximum mainly for rush hour traffic. Many commuters living outside the city and county limits put an unfair burden on the city of Topeka. Especially communities that refuse to be annexed. Beyond that maybe the city could engage little urban planning and stop allowing every business to crowd into one street. East, and South East Topeka could be great relief commercial areas if Topeka would take a little more control over what businesses do to our communities.

Did someone forget to close this out? Thankfully, this work has been completed.

is engineering suppose to close these out? dates back to the good old times of 2017.