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Alley has been recently re surfaced, but the potholes have returned Material keeps getting washed away and into the streets

The alley between 5th Ave N and Dartmouth Ave N and 66th St N and 67 St N, is in poor condition and needs to be resurfaced. The high traffic volume from the multi-family apartments from the bordering NSM-1 zoned parcels along 5th Ave N causes constant damage. The potholes are never filled correctly and come back within a few short weeks. PLEASE PAVE THIS ALLEY!! In the meantime, come resurface it! Thank you!

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Alley between Dartmouth and 5th Ave in desperate need of filling and smoothing! Huge ledge due to major wash away. GIANT pits and potholes throughout entire section between 66th St N and 66th St N. Road should be paved with the amount of traffic from apartments! Someone could get hurt if not attended to soon.

Street sweeper will flip this brick out. Going north towards this manhole the street needs to be filled in also. 72nd st is so bad the parents are now using 73rd. To get to and from Pasadena Fundamental.

So much heavy sand in alley Can we please get city to do something about alley and resurfacing Not safe for motorcycles or bicycles

The neighbor behind me we're @7227 1st Ave N is always dumping things in the alley behind our house that she knows won't be picked up and it creates an eyesore and issues driving passed it at times. She lives on 2nd Ave N, and her name is Catherine.

At the corner of 1st Ave N and 73rd St N, this big hole is in the road next to the manhole.

Dont understand why the city won't acknowledge and clean this up? It's not safe for motorcycles leaving the alley on to the road Also the city workers came and did work and left all this here at end of alley

I can't even access the garage on motorcycle because of this!

Due to the pitch of the alley, the surface millings continue to wash out of the alley into Park Street during rain storms. I have reported this issue in the past and although City crews continue to add more millings and regrade the alley, the problem will continue until this portion of the alley is properly resurfaced. This is a storm water issue that the City of St. Petersburg needs to resolved.

I have called at least 8 times now for pick up on tree debris from the hurricane which was several months ago ...still nothing..!!!! I live directly across from Pasedena Elementary ,kids and parents walk this way,NOT SAFE

On the sidewalk on the corner of 74th Street North and 1st Ave North, you will see the raised hexagon bricks due to the tree roots adjacent to it. It's causing a trip hazard.

previously reported and requested this area be swept of debris dangerous to cyclist esp since there is not a bike lane on this road we must resort to sidewalk. thank you.