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This is a tech glitch I've pointed out before. Issues posted at addresses from various parts of town frequently end up on the map @ Church & Columbus.

Lucy,

Just checking that this issue is placed properly. I see the address as 600 Long wharf but the location seems to be centered on Church.

Can you confirm? Thanks.

-Kam

It needs to be fixed!! It is right around the curve so there is no way to avoid it if you are already in that lane and are not aware that it is there! It is VERY deep and still there today 2/1/12.

Property damage claims instructions: http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/townclerk/pdfs/CityClerkCLAIMS.pdf

fixed!

Message from State DOT , "Hi Ben. My guys are telling me this is fixed. Contractor working on the Q project hit the lines….."

I'll check it out on the way home.

Ben

Thanks for feedback on the status change. Its only suggesting that as you said the word fixed :)
Probably don't want to do that until the its fixed.

You can hit the close button on the issue page when that happens.

Stay on 'em, Ben. Before long, it'll take two hands to count the number of incidents in front of L'Orcio. Without any lighting at all, that overpass is an open invitation to burglars and muggers.

This HAS to be fixed -- and NOW.

(BTW, the dialog box suggests I might want to change the status of this issue. Problem is figuring out how to do that and what the consequences are....)

i agree this is VERY important, especially in light of recent increases in burglaries and muggings. (pun intended.)

Hi Nath,
I reported this as well and sent a note to DOT. They say that they will resolve the power issue but I will forward along your report also to remind them that its still a problem.

@Jane

I believe I know the one that you are specifically referring to, but I have counted 4 different vehicles in similar condition in this area in recent weeks.

The owner lives right in that building,the 4 or 5 story brick apartment complex.he comes out and moves them from one side of the street to the other,obeying all street sweeping edicts etc. Definitely filled with junk,the scrap yard is drooling over them for the weight,they would much prefer if the owner cleans the cars out first

Yes, and they occupy valuable on-street parking spaces. Should they even be able to obtain a residential sticker?

take a minute for the resident to sweep away, and 3 minutes to complain on the site
take 30 minutes for the city to send someone there to clean and every one pays more tax to cover the cost

it's all over their sidewalk and their lawn-the HO should take care of that. The city can sweep the street, which isn't the real hazard.

Why is it the homeowners responsibility? Why doesn' t the city take care of this?

It's amazing what one can do with a broom and a dustpan... Just saying!

I've seen it- is there a reason the homeowner doesnt clean up his own sidewalk?? I guess that's too much to ask.....

Same issue in the area of 720 Townsend and the corner of Woodward and Main.

Same issue in the area of 720 Townsend and the corner of Woodward and Main.