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CPREFERA. This location is not part of the corridor program.

CPREFERA. This was not left by the Corridor Program. Please forward this to appropriate group.

CPREFERA. This is not work for the Corridor Program. I believe the construction is TxDOT. Please forward to the appropriate group.

CPREFERA. This project is the Austin Energy Reconductoring Project. Please forward to Austin Energy.

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Spoke to Caller - No Further Action Needed - Close SR. 6/5/23 - Forwarded CSR to Randy Harvey, Corridor Program Construction Manager. Email to citizen: CSR#23-00266940 5590 E William Cannon Dr CIITZEN: Dan Hennessey / 440-781-2776 / Hennessey.19@gmail.com COMMENTS: At the eastbound approach to the bridge over the creek there is a notable gap in the pavement between the road and the bridge. Previous to the median installation I could look over my shoulder and zag into the travel lane where's there's some asphalt patching to provide a decent transition. Now I have to slow considerably for comfort and to not pop a tire. Can asphalt patching be added to this bridge transition to aid bicyclists? RESPONSE: As I read the description above, I am wondering if you meant to say the westbound approach to the bridge headed towards I-35? Looking further into this matter, I found an old picture of the westbound approach which fits your description (see pic 2). Please correct me if I'm wrong as my reply is based on the westbound. If this is the same location, I am happy to report that the issue has been addressed. New asphalt has been placed and the approach should be a smooth one (see Pic 3) Citizen Response: Thanks for the response. Understood on the water pooling issue, and thanks for including it in your worklist.

Spoke to Caller - No Further Action Needed - Close SR. 6/5/23 - Forwarded CSR to Randy Harvey, Corridor Program Construction Manager. Response to Citizen: CSR#23-00266939 6501 E William Cannon Dr CIITZEN: Dan Hennessey / 440-781-2776 / Hennessey.19@gmail.com COMMENTS: Any time there's any rain a large long puddle forms here, with no opportunity to avoid it. Is there a fix for this? Thank you so much for providing the photo (see Pic 1) of this issue as it makes it easier to talk about the same thing. We are currently looking into fixing this problem and will put this location in our contractor's schedule to revise and address the issue as work in our other projects permits. For the looks of things, that ramp will need to be rebuilt in such a way as to allow the original water flow to continue down the street and not holding it there Response from Citizen: Thanks for the response. Understood on the water pooling issue, and thanks for including it in your worklist. On the bridge abutment issue, yes! The issue has been addressed and rides great. I thought maybe you rushed out after my 3-1-1 report, but glad you were aware of it aside from that. It makes a real difference heading west over that bridge now.