Karen

Small round metal cover broken leaving approx. 8 inch diameter pothole in road on Stone

The street light on the 191st cul-de-sac west of Stone Ave has been a flashing strobe light much of the time. Occasionally will revert to solid light.

1 deep pothole and a couple smaller ones
West of Stone on 188th

Thanks to the maintenance team for cutting the tree that was blocking this sign. Now that it is visible again, it’s time to send out someone to re-install the arrows so they are pointing in the right direction. Currently they point away from the Interurban/Burke Gilman Connector. I’m sure most of the locals have figured this out and aren’t bothered. But bike riders and hikers coming to Shoreline for the first time might see our city as more sophisticated if our traffic signs actually point in the right direction.

This is more of a see-click-put on the list.
I regularly walk on North 188th, between Midvale and Stone. I once wrote in for a pothole repair, and have seen many others fixed. I originally thought that the poor condition of this block was due to the heavy traffic, including trucks, coming from Sky Nursery. Then I realized that there are no storm sewers on this block. This means that every heavy rain sits on the street doing further damage.
Please put this block on a list for installing new storm sewers. After that the road can be resurfaced, and should be more durable.

3 potholes about 2-3 inches deep on N 188th between Midvale and Stone.
One near corner of Stone and 188th, other 2 mid-block on either side of the house in the middle of the block.

Difficult to use sidewalk due to overgrown vegetation. This is City Light property, but my understanding is that the city of Shoreline has agreed to maintain it as an open space for public use. Problem worse east of Interurban Trail because sidewalk is narrower.
Unsure if this is a hazard. When I walk my dog we walk on the street because not room for both of us to use this sidewalk.

Want to alert city to minor crack in sidewalk that is less than a year old. Does not need immediate repair. Would suggest reporting if done by outside contractor and work is still under warranty. If work was done internally, would suggest assessment of technique to prevent this type of flaw on future projects.
Also, the sign indicating this sidewalk as Interurban/Burke Gilman Connector is hidden by vegetation and points away from the Connector into Echo Lake.