Dunwoody PLUS

There are several areas outside of Oxford Chase subdivision with raised sidewalk sections. Walkers and runners constantly trip/fall on these areas.

Drain grates are parallel to the direction of travel and will cause bicycles tires to get stuck and cause accidents. The drain grate runs along the majority of the curb cut. Request the drain grates be replaced with perpendicular grates or another design. I understand that the Parkway will be reconstructed, but that is not scheduled to begin until July 5, 2013 and be complete sometime in mid-2014. Between now & July 2013, perhaps some reasonably priced safety enhancements can be retrofitted. We now have a weekly organized bike ride coming in & out of that parking lot. Also, the monthly community bike ride will alternate from this location as well. With the community bike ride, there will be many younger children and less experienced riders, less aware of watching for these hazards.

Location: On the north side of Dunwoody Village Parkway, at the central curb cut entrance to El Azteca, Village Burger, Divine Events, Curves, etc.

In the new bike lane on the south side of Mt. Vernon (eastbound direction), there is a pothole a several inches deep and in width (appears as if the top layer of new asphalt has simply "broken away"). It is located approximately 200 - 400 feet west of the Ashford-Dunwoody intersection.

Potholes are all over the cul-de-sac across the street from us. Since our subdivision doesn't have sidewalks, this is where myself, as well as others go to take their kids biking. My 4 y.o. split his lip twice over the last year and my daughter fell and sprained her ankle this weekend due to uneven areas of pavement. The culdesac has numerous potholes and uneven pavement through the road and circle and the entire street really needs repavement. Please come look at your earliest convenience. Myself, neighbors, and our children would be greatful if we can fix in time for summer!!

There is a pothole right beside a manhole cover. The edge of the pavement around the manhole cover is now several inches taller than the street beside it. So many people are pulling to the right to get around it that the pavement is crumbling beside the curb. There is more than one of these on the street.