I just came up the slow lane of NB Bay Pines through that intersection about 2 hrs ago, and I can tell you that I did not have to avoid a pothole in that lane.

The pothole is obvious if a person is coming out of the VA Hospital to Bay Pines Boulevard and turning left (headed West). The pothole appears as if a part of the concrete median (avenue divider) were missing and its removal had created a hole. The hole is at the end of the divider and to the left of the driver as he passes the median.

The pothole is obvious if a person is coming out of the VA Hospital to Bay Pines Boulevard and turning left (headed West). The pothole appears as if a part of the concrete median (avenue divider) were missing and its removal had created a hole. The hole is at the end of the divider and to the left of the driver as he passes the median.

Odd. My comment did not post.

This is the issue, here: https://www.dropbox.com/sc/8212y7jzu6l4tww/1XO4REgFFi

Photo taken facing S across Bay Pines at 100th Way N.

It appears to be incompletely finished construction work.

From Pinellas County: The location is under permit construction and it is not a pothole. It is median work. The traffic separator was moved back and the final asphalt has not been installed.

Yeah, I made it clear in the comment that did not post that that was obvious to me.

That said, the grade makes a 2" level change, twice, in a traffic pattern, and they should have coned it if they were going to leave it unfinished that long; left turn traffic onto NB Bay Pines puts a tire in that, at speed, in the middle of a turn.

The contractor appears to have filled and striped this depression; I'm gonna close this ticket, even though it wasn't mine. :-)

Thanks for fixing this issue!