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Can the walkway in the southwest corner of 68th ave and Highway 40 be improved so the water drains and the pavement be fixed? This section of walkway always has a puddle and any time it rains or in the spring is not passable by foot

There are several potholes at the O'Brien Lake entrance on 68th ave that are growing

There are several depressions that cut across 68th ave on the west end of town between OBrien Lake subdivision and 116th st Can these be filled with a temporary asphalt until the summer when they can be fixed properly? They have gotten worse in the last week as the frost comes out

Following up on my previous request to remove the hill of snow in our cul de sac A City staff member was able to clear the drain today but the water still does not drain across the cul de sac and creates an ice damn on the road The root cause is the snow hill melting Wednesday/Thursday is designateas snow removal for O'Brien Lake Can you please remove the hill in our cul de sac during our regularly schedule snow cleaning day d

Can you please remove the hill of snow inside of the cul de sac? The ice buildup from the hill in the cul de sac is preventing the melt water from running to the sewer

Water does not drain out of the cul de sac on the west side in front of my driveway (6522 - 111 A Street). A few years ago maintenance was completed and sealed cracks in the concrete curbing but it has since shifted and creates a damn. The City is now in OBrien fixing this same problem around the sewers but did not mark the area inside of the cul de sac that does not provide positive drainage. The area in question is located on the right hand side of our driveway when you are in the street looking at the house. Can this curb be dug up and replaced like all of the rest in the neighbourhood this fall?

Can you please remove the snow pile in the cul de sac. Every spring it creates ice ruts that our cars have trouble navigating and prevents proper drainage of the area as ice continues to build around the melting pile.

The entrance into O’Brien Lake from 68th Ave needs better traffic control. Eastbound traffic backed up behind a north turning vehicle at the lights do no wait in line and often drive on the gravel/grass to pass and continue east through the intersection. Westbound traffic that is turning south into O’Brien is cut off by the eastbound vehicle. I have seen several near misses at this intersection of two vehicles colliding because of the eastbound vehicle not adhering to the rules of the road. We need a temporary solution until the road is twinned to stop people from making an illegal pass. The white line that is already in place is not enough to prevent people from following the rules and having a little patience. A physical barrier may be what is needed to prevent people from driving where they want to in order to save 30 seconds.

There are 2 piles of snow in the Cul-de-sac. One pile is on the main road where the school bus passes and the other pile is in a cul-de-sac a few houses away. Both piles have become favorites for the kids to slide and play on. Traffic is increasing and the potential for a serious accident is growing. Visability around or over the hills is poor at best.