Spring On-Street Bike Lane Cleaning at 129 Cramond Cr SE
Submitted Wed Jul 19, 2017
Gravel from the alley beside 129 Cramond Cres is being pushed on the sidewalk from vehicle traffic in the alley making it dangerous for pedestrians and bikers causing a tripping and fall hazard with a lot of rocks on the sidewalk and spilling out into the street, causing vehicles to slide on the street while trying to stop in the alley from all the rocks under the tires on the sidewalk. This part of the alley should be paved starting at the sidewalk to the corner of the alley to prevent this hazard.
Issue: SWEER001
address: 129 CRAMOND CR SE, CALGARY, T3M1B8
coordinates x,y: 1299.8054681462272, 5639728.986828683
coordinates lat,lng: 50.89399407456213, -113.9815238571634
ward: 12
| Timestamp | Description |
|---|---|
| Thu Jul 20, 2017 11:38am | Closed with status: No Action Required - Close SR. 2017-07-20 Rp1- dispatched a broom unit to sweep lane apron, The gravel lane will be addressed during the Gravel lane Program that has started June 2017. Crews are currently working in another community at this time. Be on the lookout for the Gravel Lane community Signs as they will inform you when crews will be in your area. Please be advised that the maximum speed limit in any Calgary back lane is 15 km/h. Gravel on lane aprons and Potholes are generally caused by vehicles turning in and out of their property/garage, excessive speed, starting and stopping. If vehicles are having problems stopping then they are driving too fast for the laneway. If the citizen is looking for a more permanent solution to the lane issue, please call 311 to inquire about having the entire back lane paved. They can help you with this process. |
| Thu Jul 20, 2017 11:38am | Field Inspection >> No Action Required - Close SR |
| Wed Jul 19, 2017 08:09pm | Opened |
| Wed Jul 19, 2017 08:08pm |
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