Letter: Bad road resistant to repairs
- For The Madera Tribune
- Aug 11, 2017
- 1 min read
What? You won’t believe it, either. Avenue 15 (Sunset) between Road 24 and Road 23. A mile of bad road, and it always has been.
Road Department went out there and did two, 200 foot strips. Not 400 feet in one stretch, but two separate places. Leaving 4,880 feet of bad road.
One depression (pot hole) has survived five years of patching. And, guess what, they missed it again. What the heck are they thinking?
Oh, I hit the magic word. Can they ever just fix a whole road? Mountain communities seem to get theirs fixed. Flatland supervisors have no influence, apparently.
On a lighter note (no pun): Check the green traffic light at Walmart going west. It looks like Pac Man. Missing LEDs make neat stuff.
— Bill Hoffrage, Madera
Recent Posts
See AllAssemblyman Steven Bennett told KCRA television news, “We have no plan; we have a good likelihood it’s going to get worse, and we have a...
I didn’t understand the meaning of the title of Charlie Donlea’s novel until I finished the book. But I should have. After all, I’ve read...
Even before we entered the 21st Century, we identified ourselves, as well as certain European countries, Canada, Japan, and similar...
