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Itinalaga ni Engineering - D.Stockton, Municipal Engineer ang isyung ito kay Public Works-D.Van Mater

It i also a tripping hazard. It's awful.

I was hoping this was just a first layer and it was being finished soon. Since we do not have a sidewalk we also have many walkers in the neighborhood, some of whom are elderly, so the uneven nature of the road currently is problematic.

Hello! I live on Cuyler road and it has made biking and walking precarious to say the least. I do hope a proper job will be completed. Thank You for our consideration

Our children bike and walk on Cuyler daily. I thought this may have been a temporary job with plans to finish soon. If not, please re-evaluate and help to fix it. We have elderly people walking here as well. This can’t be good for our cars either. Thank you.

The road was very bumpy before and now that a lumpy layer was placed on top, it's bumpy lumpy, that is, double trouble. My bike and my butt are unhappy. Please fix properly.

After walking over the Cuyler street this evening, I retract what I wrote in my previous post. Although the edges where the new asphalt meets the previous layer could pose problems, the overall bumpiness has decreased.

Please have the job completed ASAP. The main portion is an improvement providing a smooth surface however, with the new blacktop not going to the edge of the road creates a new hazard.

Additionally the rest of the asphalt was dumped between dempsey and jefferson on one lane only. it's in the same condition.

(on terhune)

In addition to the paving being really ugly and unsafe, we who live on Cuyler were never notified in advance that the paving would be done. The contractors arrived at around 7:00 am on Friday morning, May 31, before people could use their cars to go to work, and blocked off the street until 12 noon. There were also likely 5 or 6 cars parked on the road, which might have been moved, if we had known in advance of the work to be done. Why weren't we notified?

We had to get a zoning variance for our new generator 4 years ago that required us to send out notices by certified mail to all the nearby neighbors in case they objected to our plans. (No one did, fortunately.) Why isn't the town required to do the same thing? There were also toxic fumes coming from the fresh black top, where a 90 year old woman lives. She should have been told to shut her windows!

Lastly, one of our neighbors who tried to drive her car into her own driveway was rudely treated by one of the men, who shooed her away. There are so many things wrong with this whole affair. Please repave the road properly, and let us know when it will happen -- several days in advance!

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Hi! I am not certain how this issue was addressed and want to see a resolution or response before it is closed. Thanks so much!
Bevin

I also would like to know how this will be resolved. thanks.

What do you mean that this “has been addressed”? Nothing has been done! When will the town fix Cuyler Road properly?

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I want to know how it was resolved. thank you. Please take 3 minutes and let us know.

We are confused about how it was addressed. No one stated a resolution or a redirection of the issue

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