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This item has been closed in See Click Fix. As many issues require several days or even weeks to investigate and complete, this closure means that the issue has been transferred to the City’s system for action.

Thank you for submitting this issue. It has been received and added to the City’s work order system under Service Request # 176041. In order to better serve you, please check for status/progress on this issue using the Service Request number by calling the Public Works Customer Service Center at:

(757) 269-2700 - M-F 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM or on Saturday & Sunday - 6:30 AM to 3:30 PM (If this is an emergency (such as sewer leak) and is after hours, please call the City immediately at (757) 247-2500)

You may also submit issues by emailing gpubwk@nngov.com . We are working to implement a web based system which allows citizens to input requests directly into the City’s work order system.

This item has been closed in See Click Fix. As many issues require several days or even weeks to investigate and complete, this closure means that the issue has been transferred to the City’s system for action.

This is a state project. The estimated completion date is May 1, 2010. Furthermore, the State has the option to charge the contractor a fee each day the project was not completed by the contact's due date.

okay in the modern 1920's they did work way faster than the people now, and they didnt have all this new stuff, i say get their butts out there and get them to do it old fashion style and stop slacking. im only 17 and i would work my butt off. this needs to be fixed and they need to pick up the pace fast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ha!! state can make a fee? they wont do anything about it!

At least fix the areas leading to Warwick Blvd...ie Turlington, Deep Creek, Wellesley..etc. Its old dodging potholes, and 2-3" high manholes entering and exiting daily. Furthermore the state should off free alignments, and tire repair to the people that live in that area that have no recourse but to "drive on the moon"

The City really needs to conduct a quality control check on the work being done. Like check the crosswalks in front of the University, wouls have been better off going straight black top, I almost bottom out every morning on the bricks in the Northbound lane.

Is there a reason the left turn lanes to Hiden Blvd are not open yet? They are finished paving them and now there are just cones. Opening those lanes sure would do a lot for congestion in the area, not only by relieving it on Warwick, but preventing the need to use Moores Lane as a neighborhood cut through.

Just another case of poor contract oversight. This continues to adversely affect commuters and businesses. This is the 3rd season Dean and Don's has been affected by the construction work. Get busy! No more excuses!

I agree that this has been a poorly executed construction plan, and that not only has this extended construction increased the back-road usage (and wear and tear) but having 13 lights from Nettles Drive to J. Clyde Morris Blvd. (2.7 miles) also has swayed tons of residents between the Hilton, Riverside, Hidenwood and Deep Creek/Maxwell neighborhoods to increase their back-road driving, or exclude this section of Warwick Blvd. (as typically you hit a few stop signs on back-roads, but have half a dozen lights in and around CNU.

Roadbuilder1 are you one of the Eight workers I saw standing around while one dug a hole this morning on the way to work, GET TO WORK, CLEAR THE CONES IN SECTIONS THE ROADS ARE ALREADY PAVED AND AGAIN GET TO WORK!!!!!