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    208 S. Mulberry St. Richmond, Virginia - The Fan
    A sidewalk slab piece points up and is a trip hazard. The concrete sidewalk slab adjoins the alley beside 208 S. Mulberry Street. A senior citizen was observed using a walker and had to go around the projecting sidewalk segment and step in the mud caused by alley erosion.
  • 208 S. Mulberry St. Richmond, Virginia - The Fan
    There is severe alley erosion and water channels in alley behind homes located on the 2700-block of Grayland Avenue. Much of the gravel used by the city washed to the bottom of alley by road at west side of 200-block of S. Mulberry Street near Grayland Avenue intersection. There are deep water channels with considerable gravel and soil washed to bottom by the road. Frequent vehicular traffic in the alley compounds the problem. The alley is in dire need of being regraded. Using a larger size gravel may help. The pea gravel used by the city appears to be highly susceptible to erosion.
  • Other Archived
    2706 Grayland Avenue Richmond, Virginia - The Fan
    A detached garage roof was totally removed, including all support beams, without any apparent building permit being posted at 2706 Grayland Avenue. The new roof looks like it dips in the middle at the opening and potentially does not have the proper structural support. Some workers are there hammering again today.
  • 208 South Mulberry Street Richmond, Virginia - The Fan
    The City of Richmond has picked up leaves twice on the side of South Mulberry Street with odd-numbered houses within the last four to six weeks. On the other hand, leaf collection has been repeatedly missed this season on the other side of the street having even-numbered houses. Why?