A motorist pulling onto Pennsylvania from a private drive has to go through a rut that was patched by city crews, but washed out again during heavy rain last week.
Photo by Tom Palen
Front bumper of van scrapes the pavement while going through a rut in the gutter.
Photo by Tom Palen
City crews previously repaired this section of gutter on Pennsylvania Avenue, but heavy rain water running down hill, washed the asphalt patch away.
Photo by Tom Palen
Asphalt washed down Pennsylvania Avenue by rain water collect in this storm sewer catch basin filling it full.
Photo by Tom Palen
Asphalt and debris from streets eroded by rain water collect the in the gutter, driveway approach, yard and parking lot of a business at the corner of Pennsylvania and Jefferson Street.
Photo by Tom Palen
Gene Glick operates a street sweeper Friday morning. City crews are removing asphalt on Cass Street that was damaged in last weeks flooding.
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Jason Mc Daniel operates a skid loader putting broken asphalt into a dump truck Friday morning on Cass Street.
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The original brick, and concrete patches are exposed on Cass Street. The asphalt overlay was heavily damaged by recent flooding.
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Jim Tray (left) and Niko Eritzalis (right) clean up asphalt with shovels on Cass Street Friday morning.
Photo by Tom Palen
