David Strevel

Kudzu and vines overgrowing the sidewalk on the bridge over the railroad on Ashe Avenue. Reported this four months ago with photo but put into category "Other". No action taken in all this four months, kudzu and vines are still growing. Width of sidewalk about 75% obstructed.

Contractor installing fiber optic cableways cut this hole in the street and has not repaired it. Has sharp deep edges, bad for tires.

Kudzu & other vines overgrowing sidewalk

Two square potholes cut into pavement by boring company. Not properly filled with asphalt, dirt washed away.

These holes were cut several months ago and filled only with dirt. The dirt has been swept out by tires leaving the pothole.

It has been 47 days since I reported that the Ashe Avenue sidewalk over the railroad was almost obstructed by overgrown bushes. You have closed this issue twice without ever getting any action taken. The sidewalk is about 90% blocked by the overgrowth. It is difficult to cross this busy bridge without having to walk on the roadway.

Its been three years since the construction project that installed this erosion fence, but about 100 strong steel posts with 800 feet of fencing still remains just inches off the Greenway pavement. As a bicyclist, I fear that someday a biker zipping alongside the posts will lose their balance and might get impaled on these strong sharp posts.

The west sidewalk on the bridge over the NC Railroad is almost blocked by overgrown vines, some of which are kudzu, some other species. This has been growing out from the railing area for the past couple of months. It really needs a cutback.

Every rain floods this street corner and water remains for days. Storm drain blocked.

Every rain floods this corner and water remains for days. Storm drain must be completely blocked.

Every time it rains, the street floods here and water remains for days. Storm drain must be clogged. See photo of how it looked about 8pm Sunday January 28, 2018.