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Gigantic pothole in right turn lane of Jahnke near Forest Hill intersection.

There is a major pothole near the intersection of Jahnke and Irby Drive, on Irby Drive.

The traffic light at this intersection needs to be reviewed. Getting through this intersection between 7-8AM is excruciating. This morning at around 745AM it took me 5 cycles of the light to get through. It seems like if traffic was flowing better from Forest Hill to Semmes traffic wouldn't back up west of Roanoke.

Request removal of abandoned Ford Explorer XLT, gold, plate #VNP-4019. Vehicle has been left at this location for almost 2 weeks.

Resident at 2030 Hopkins Road states that a water meter near his home needs repair as it is leaking potable water out onto Hopkins Road.

Abandoned GMC Astro Van has been parked at this location for months.

The streetlight at this location is out.

This trailer was dropped off months ago. It has no plates. It seems suspicious this would be sitting in a residential area with no construction project nearby.

We had a scheduled neighborhood bulk pick-up last weekend. The truck passed by the tree debris and yard waste which was left in the yard for pick-up. The material is still in the front yard. Would like to request a bulk pick-up for this material.

It was a dark and stormy Monday morning as I drove to work, sipping on a miniature can of ginger ale as I listened to the radio. Up ahead, I noticed several small puddles of water. Before I knew it, the car violently jostled as I heard what sounded like a loud explosion. This was no ordinary puddle, it turns out it was a monster pothole....and it had eaten my tire. With ginger ale ale still fizzing on my face from the force of the impact, I pulled over to quietly change my tire in the cold and rainy rain. It turns out the pothole had not actually exploded my tire but had knocked it off the rim so the fix was more of an inconvenience than an expense.

To my horror, a later investigation of the pothole revealed that it is growing. Growing in size and appetite. For this reason, I urge you to act on this thing before it devours more tires or grows so big that its appetite can no longer be quelled.

Virginia Bluebird Society volunteers would like to request assistance from Parks and Recreation in trimming or mowing back the undergrowth around three of the bluebird houses (Boxes 4, 5, 6) along the FHP Bluebird Trail to allow access for groups monitoring the boxes. Boxes 4, 5 and 6 are located along the woodline of southern border of FHP facing Forest Hill Avenue. A three to four foot cleared area/buffer around these boxes should be plenty. Thank you in advance for your assistance with this issue.