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The southbound turn lane on 1st Avenue at Limberlost is so rippled that you can lose control of your car if you don't hold on to the steering wheel. I drive through this turn lane 4-6 times a day and I drive a small car so it's particularly dangerous. I'm fearful of being pulled into oncoming traffic.
I've reported this before but not here. Please, both turn lanes in this block of 1st Avenue (at Limberlost and at Wetmore) are dangerously buckled.

Besides dilapidated pavement, there are a lot of potholes on this section of Cactus Blvd, north of E. Allen Road. There's an entrance to Rio Vista Park there, and the drop-off from what's left of the pavement to the shoulder used for parking is significant.

This road gets a lot of car and pedestrian traffic (a lot of people walking dogs) heading to Rio Vista Park or the Rillito River path. There are no sidewalks and all of Cactus Blvd. north of Prince Road is in terrible shape!

There are a series of large cracks and seams in the 3rd St bikeway that are perpendicular to travel. Those are merely very annoying. There are also long, deep cracks that are parallel to travel, and that pose a danger to cyclists as the crack is deep and as wide as a bike tire. These cracks are located outside the "door zone" of parked cars, and are therefore located precisely where a bike would ride most safely.

Located at southwest corner of intersection. Severe damage to concrete road surface in bike lane, hazardous because it forces bikes out into the vehicle lane.

This house is boarded up and its backyard is being used for wildcat dumping. It has been this way for years and it has been brought up various times at neighborhood meetings and to the police but nothing happens.

Asphalt is encroaching on concrete bike lane, creating a hazard for bicyclist traveling down Mountain Ave. The hazard is located at the northeast corner of intersection.

This is actually in reference to the alleyway behind the 910 N. Alvernon Way area. It stretches from 3rd street to 2nd street and is located behind two apartment complexes and the Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona. This alleyway is absolutely riddled with potholes, which is horrible despite it being an alleyway, because parking for the aforementioned apartment complexes are accessible only via the alleyway. Please, please, please consider this request as I don't want my car ending up in the shop due to blown shocks or a mis-alignment.

4 to 5 holes, Approx 8 to 12 inches in diameter. Appear to be very deep utility covers. Located in the bike lane. South West side of intersection. Hazardous to cyclists.

Every car attempting to turn in to the VA (without the assistance of a turn arrow -- never understood why that is), encounter a large, dangerous flip of pavement right where the cars turn which impedes the progress of all traffic smoothly entering that intersection and proceeding to take a left through the light (with a given that this is an extremely busy intersection in the area!).

Kindly request that this traffic hazard be immediately and simply repaired -- it's not a complicated situation, but does affect thousands each day.

On behalf of, and as a veteran with 24 years of military service, thanks for your prompt and considerate action.

Bob Huey
Sgt. 1st Class, U.S. Army (Ret.)
520-609-7895

Located on E side of building facing Venice Ave (N of Speedway)

The growing potholes are located at one of the roundabouts and have jagged edges. Difficult to avoid them. People walking dogs and cars meeting at that point create danger, also.

The entire length of Runway Rd from Prince Rd north to Gardner is in dire need of paving - both sides. I drive a big SUV and I could get lost in the potholes!