Richard

Pothole at the intersection of the St.

There are potholes at the intersection of Williams and Chestnut St.;Williams and Second St. and going east on Williams towards after the Courthouse intersection.

This heavily traveled roadway, at the intersection, is very rough. The middle of the roadway needs some asphalt to level the surface out before the snow falls or it will become very dangerous.

On Tremont St., on the side of the 7/11 store, on the sidewalk in the asphalt, rats are going in a hole in the asphalt. This area is on the side of the building on the sidewalk.

There is a bad depression that goes all the way across the street. It begins where the mailbox is situated. Looks like an old cut is the road and really needs to be leveled out with asphalt.

There is a very large depression in the road at the corner as one takes a left turn from Tremont to Beacon. needs to be built up and leveled off with asphalt.

Just in front of 100 Broadway, adjacent to the Parking meter, there is a depression in the road that goes to the middle of the Street. When your car goes over it the vehicle really "bounces". The depression is an old area dug up in the road. Needs to be leveled out with asphalt.

In the small public park on Medford St. there is a very long, large tree limb that has grown and projects onto the city street. During the past year, during wind storms, it look like it is ready to break off and fall...if it does, in the next storm or two, it will fall onto the cars. It needs to be cut at the trunk for safety sake.

As one takes a right from Beacon St to Chestnut St. there are two potholes: one around the Utility cover and another just further down in the middle of the st.

The Utility co. working on Lower Broadway has not worked all week and left a few major trenches not temporary covered with asphalt and the wind is blowing the dirt all over the
street and unto the cars. Also, at Beacon St the gravel is all over the road and the trench going across the road has very large potholes that have to be filled asap.

This is an unusual request. In the last block approaching Broadway there are loose/trash looking papers impeded is the surface of the asphalt roadway laid down weeks ago. It looks like there is always trash on the street...there are a few like this....maybe the crew can scrape them up...they seem to be stuck to the surface.

A depression exist in the Middle of the street from an old cut in the road. When a traveling in a vehicle one "bounces" when one hits this spot, Needs to be leveled out with asphalt.

Across from this address, in the middle of the street, there are depressions in the area all around the Utility cover. There needs to be asphalt put down to smooth and level out the area around the Utility cover. A vehicle "bounces" when traveling over this area.

Can someone from the City please contact the State Highway Dept. and have the on ramp to the Tobin Bridge cleaned each week. It is in disgusting condition and reflects on the City. Also, it needs to be resurfaced, it is filled with potholes, and nothing is being done about it!

There is a very large depression in the middle of the Sq. in the roadway so that when one is traveling in a vehicle one can feel the bump. It needs to be leveled out with asphalt.

On Tremont St., just before Polonia Park, the branches of a Willow Tree are hanging so low that the branches hit you in the face as one walks on the sidewalk. They need to be cut asap.

On Lower Broadway the Utility Co.'s work is creating a great amount of dirt and dust that is going on the resident's cars and into the homes. Please have them use a water truck to water down the street a few times a day and also over the Holiday weekend for there is no rain in the forecast and the dirt will be all over the neighborhood till Tuesday.

There is a pile of trash on the sidewalk since yesterday. It includes mattereses, trash, bottles, etc. What a mess!

The interactions of Broadway and Third and Fourth streets need immediate pothole and resurfacing repair.....the surfaces are deteriorating quickly.