K.Aoi

Someone in one of these houses on Mercer with the backyards facing Leonard recently got some chickens. Including a male chicken (Rooster) which is against code which allows hens but not roosters. It's cockadoodledooing at all hours of the day including at 12:15AM last night waking people up.

The street that runs through the TOAST parking lot is once again a minefield of potholes. I really really don't think it can just be patched again, it NEEDS to be repaved. Please consider adding this to the list of streets to repave this year. I guess this is also considered Lincoln Park Rd (Extension?)

The road that goes through the parking lot of TOAST is a virtual minefield of car eating craters big enough to swallow a pink escalade whole. And there are a lot of them, so driving through here requires weaving and dodging like you are a new inductee into wrench dodging class. Please have someone go out and fix these before someone polevaults their car in the elementary school parking lot. I'm sure the kids would love it, but it would be less amusing for everyone else.

Cancelling as a duplicate

A few weeks ago National Grid installed a new set of poles on the street, and moved over the national grid lines.

The Spectrum lines still remain on the old cut down poles. It would be great if spectrum lines could be moved to the new poles, and the old poles removed completely.

As a bonus, it would be great if Verizon could move their lines from the poles on the other side of the street to the new poles, so they can also be removed. Right now, there is two sets of poles on one side, and another set on the other, just for Verizon.

No pic for this one, but there are a ton of new deep potholes on the right hand side of the lane near the wall right at the end again.

Large deep potholes at corner of Morton and Oneida Terrace, so deep that the bricks below are visible.

Large dangerous pothole next to GTH

Various large potholes at this location

Multiple potholes surrounding the drains and manhole covers at the intersection of Hamilton and Swan St, where Swan splits. There is a large drop into the storm drain right at that intersection.

There are several deep e potholes and an extremely rough surface right near the top of the hill, please see about resurfacing this stretch of road or at least filling in the big potholes.

Thank you for filling the large potholes as I reported in an earlier issue. It's not going to break any cars now at least. But the road surface is still bad, (South Pearl Between on/off ramp for S Mall Arterial/787/Dunn )especially when you consider this is a main thoroughfare, and one of the primary areas people go when going to the Times Union Center and Empire State Plaza. It really should be repaved, especially with all the rehabilitaton on the S Mall Arterial going on.

The intersection of State St and Swan really needs better pavement markings for the turn lanes onto State and straight to Washington Ave. Right now coming up S Swan from the S Mall Arterial is a disaster, there is no merge warning from the S Swan Building parking lot, there is no lane markings of any sort to indicate a right turn lane for State, and to go straight. Nobody knows where they are going, and it's a dangerous stretch of road. Please provide better pavement markings indicting the lanes for straight, turning, and merge from the parking lot. I've attached a picture with what I think this intersection should look like.

The road surface on South Swan st on either side of the South Mall Arterial is terrible, you'd never know it was one of the main ingress and egress points from the city, You just repaved Hudson ave up to S Swan St, now can you please repave South Swan? It's a really terrible stretch of road, I drive it every day to and from work, and it's terrible.

One of the red lights is burned out on Madison heading towards Delaware/Lark at Dove st. It's particularly bad because it's the one that is visible from a distance. The other one is hidden from view by branches until you are within 50 feet of the light.

The potholes and breaks in the pavement on this hundred-yard stretch of S. Pearl street right next to the Times Union Center are unbelieveably terrible. This stretch really needs to be completely repaved.

Red Light on Madison at Grand St burnt out heading towards empire state plaza.

Roadway is uneven due to previous repairs and large bumps for the drainage grates, the road and the "shrubbery" (not even worth calling it that) is dead and leaves a generally bad impression.

This was yesterday on way home from work, it was on Madison Ave, at either philip or Eagle street, heading toward empire state plaza