First, there was a trash receptacle, then an orange reflective traffic cone, and then someone added some wood pallets. After a vehicle crushed part of a pallet, there's now an orange barrier.
Pretty soon, the city just may fill it in.
Wednesday, August 7, 2024
On 2nd Avenue, the arrival of pothole-warning reinforcements
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doubt it
ReplyDeleteMight as well just use the manhole cover next to it.
ReplyDeleteThere was a big hole on E 10th between First and A - I contacted 311 early this week and within 48 hours, it was filled in!
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