Bee Trickett

Pothole on west bound lane in front of 86 E. Rienstra St is getting bigger daily. It is about 2 feet across currently.

This is the third request. There was a large dead opossum in the middle of the street in front of my house on Friday afternoon. I called Animal Control and left message. Sometime on Sunday someone moved dead animal from street to sidewalk in front of my house. I called Animal Control again and left another message. I also completed a report on this site. Today when I arrived home, someone has disturbed the dead opposum and now it has maggots all over it and it is pushed further from the street onto my property. The smell from the rotting flesh is unbearable. Can someone pick it up? It is to the left side of my driveway as you enter it, next to the water meter cover.

Dead opossum is no longer in the road, some idiot moved it up on the sidewalk under my bedroom window and now the whole house reeks of decaying flesh. Can someone come and retrieve it before it bursts and smells worse? It is to the left of the driveway near the water meter.

There is a pile of broken glass (looks like several sheets of window glass) about 4 feet wide and 20 feet long and 2 inches deep in the bike lane on the eastbound side of Orange across from the Chevron station. It is right before the last bus stop on Orange before Melrose. Traffic driving through it, like the busses is dragging the glass further up the road. It is a large amount of glass.

Another pothole with clods waiting to be thrown into parked cars.

More street damage. This hole is down to earth, when it rains it will turn into a quagmire.

Another pothole from the extremely damaged road surface. The one hole was repaired, but another less than 12 inches away was not because the clump of asphalt was not actually out of the road bed. Two large clumps are now out this morning. We put them back so they would not be thrown into parked cars by passing vehicles. 7 patches within a space of less than 1 sq yd.

More projectiles on the street, pothole is getting bigger. Tuesday there was only 1 chunk missing, now there is about 5. Whole street and surrounding streets look like this. City keeps saying we are on "reconditioning list". I've lived here over 25 years and still have not seen anything done but multiple patches that have more sections of the road surface break out around them until patches are overlapping up & down the neighborhood.

When turning north onto Fifth Ave from eastbound Palomar, the left turn signal stays green less than 2 seconds, if there is only 1 car turning, and is red before the car clears the intersection. The green light is on for those traveling west on Palomar while the car turning left is still in the intersection. This has happened 4 times in the last two weeks. Am tired of getting honked at.

As previously reported several times, the condition of the street is deplorable and again due to the cracking of the street surface there are several potholes in this intersection and heading east on Sandstone St.