Jeremy

The seam where the asphalt meets the concrete curb has degraded, leaving a deep pothole, right where bikes would tend to ride

In a even just a moderate rain, water pools over the road here. The drain was not clogged with sticks and leaves, but was clogged internally below the grate. Can someone clean this out?

Deep pothole, could easily flip a cyclist into the road. Probably many cars have slammed through and would appreciate a patch.

same location and issue, but the holes have opened up again http://seeclickfix.com/issues/1108705-deep-groove-potholes

Concrete is missing, and the hole is deep enough that a bicycle would almost certainly endo, throwing someone forward and potentially into the roadway. There's no other bike / pedestrian-accessible way to cross the overpass going north.

A medium size tree has a heavy lean over a major road (Mt Hope). The tree has extensive missing bark, so even if it's still alive, it is in bad shape and could potentially fail. Hopefully Ingham County Roads Department can remove this one. It's nowhere near any wires.

Large dead branch hanging over sidewalk on the north side of the street should be removed for pedestrian safety.

Dead tree is supported ONLY by utility pole and wires. Trunk is snapped (!). Tree is right next to roadside. 2327 Hamilton

Near 2280 Hamilton there is a large limb putting some real weight on the wires. In another place, branches are touching wires.

There's a hole in the road deck, with a larger hollow space underneath. It looks like water has scooped out a foot or so deep, and several feet wide. Its under a previous patch to the road, and near a gas pipe (the post on the grass has a sign that says this). A vehicle could cave this in.

A very experienced cyclist going south on Meadowbrook recently crashed and ended up in the hospital. The angle and position of the crack make it almost impossible to avoid or to cross safely (= at closer to a 90 degree angle). He broke his tailbone, cracked his helmet, and was unconscious for 4-5 min, and went to the hospital. Please fix by re-laying the concrete so that the seam can be navigated safely on a bike. Filling the crack would only be a temporary fix.

Many of the potholes in the wider area have been patched now, but several here have not. These are about 5" deep and several inches wide, and are very dangerous for bikes.

The road here is really torn up (like many places after this last winter).

There are several potholes on the right side of the road that are very dangerous for bikes. Hitting one would likely result in a crash. The alternative is to ride in the roadway, which is dangerous, esp at rush hour, which is when I am commuting by bike along here. Quite a few students live in the apts near here, and commute by bike going north bound.