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  Kinilala City of Oakland (Beripikadong Opisiyal)

  OAK 311 has received this issue. Your service request ID is #889310. Thank you, in advance, for your patience as we work through a backlog of pothole service requests. Unfortunately the City does not have enough funding to repave all streets in poor condition. With limited funding, our response to resurfacing requests is limited to minor pavement and pothole repairs only. Our Street Maintenance Department will assess your street and determine whether temporary measures might be appropriate. Please understand that this work may be limited to pothole or other minor repairs, and that we have many similar requests. We will do our best to respond in a timely manner. The backlog of streets in Oakland needing pavement currently is $435 million and growing.
  At your convenience, please review the following information regarding the City of Oakland Street/Sidewalk Maintenance Program:
  Facts About Oakland's Infrastructure - Streets & Sidewalks http://www2.oaklandnet.com/Government/o/PWA/s/SST/index.htm
  5-Year Paving Plan http://www2.oaklandnet.com/Government/o/PWA/o/EC/s/STS/OAK030328 Please check back for status updates, or contact us directly at 510-615-5566.

  26/03/2019 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan
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  Isang anonimong user ng SeeClickFix (Rehistradong User)

  Five years and a couple of thousand dollars later, is too long to wait for the issues to be repaired. I drive 25, or under on city streets, yet I have cracked 3 alloy wheels. Repairs only are $500 per wheel. The street is dangerous, especially when attempting to avoid all the potholes. I’ve experienced road rage more than once, for being cautious. Please help.

  26/03/2019 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan
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  mb (Rehistradong User)

  It's outrageous but not surprising that this has gone on so long. The City is in shambles yet no one pays any attention and blindly believes what they are told, so the problems continue.This is just a symptom of the ineffective leadership the people voted in.

  Without people noticing Oakland has now become a member of ICLEI, which is the implementation arm of UN Agenda 21/Sustainable Development. ICLEI fragments into and influences so-called local groups that pressure your government for more regulations. ICLEI blurs the lines between public and private, between governmental and non-governmental.

  All these road diets? That's because they want us out of our cars and into stack and pack housing. See all the bicycles and scooters lined up everywhere? One step at a time, people submitting to more and more restrictions, blindly doing what they are told, being taxed to death and getting nothing in return. They have a plan for us, but they have to implement it in stages so the people don't react. It's the boiling the frog theory...

  There is a growing movement to KICK ICLEI OUT of towns across the US. We should get a ballot initiative in the works that will change our city charter to remove ICLEI and prohibit the Oakland from UN-affiliated group membership. It would be a start to taking back local control.

  26/03/2019 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan
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  Citizen (Rehistradong User)

  Drivers and cyclists regularly swerve into the opposing land to avoid these potholes - a life-threatening result of the City's failure to address this hazard despite years of notice on SeeClickFix. Please consider this to be formal actual notice [under Govt. C. §835(b)] of the existence of a dangerous condition on City property.

  26/03/2019 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan
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  City of Oakland (Beripikadong Opisiyal)

  Thank you for your request. According to our system, we already have an open service request of this kind at this location. Your request has been combined with service request #779923. If you would like to check the status of the request, please contact OAK 311 at 510-615-5566 or OAK311@oaklandnet.com. This issue can also be followed by watching http://seeclickfix.com/issues/4525006.

  27/03/2019 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan
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  Isang anonimong user ng SeeClickFix (Rehistradong User)

  Dear City Of Oakland!
  Your response is absolutely not acceptable. I have spent thousands of dollars on my STOCK alloy wheels, realignment over and over, new tires, and I still have a cracked front bumper from having no choice but hitting a deep pot hole on Mountain Blvd between Redwood Road and Ascot. I always drive 5 miles below the speed limit on our city streets that don’t have much damage!
  On Mountain Blvd, I have to drive around 15 miles per hour, and always have to cross the double yellow line to avoid these very dangerous potholes on either side.
  THERE IS NO OTHER WAY TO MY HOME.
  The road has been like this for well over 5 years, and getting worse. I have seen people fall when walking, as well as some very close calls with many bicyclists.
  Certainly 51st and Telegraph is a mess, as well as Park Blvd.
  These are all areas where high property taxes are paid to you, as well as areas that bring money to the city. It’s deplorable that the above answer says you don’t have the funds. This is our safety!
  Businesses are effected.
  What happened to the monies from marijuana legalization?!! Please fix this road ASAP. Someone is going to really get hurt. And I can no longer afford to go through this again. I have been discouraged in filing a suit with the city, as many say it will just be denied. I am a 4th generation native here. In city sales tax alone, my family could pave many roads with what we have paid. For goodness sake, tax is almost 10%!
  Please fix this ridiculous and dangerous issue!

  14/04/2019 · Hudyatan Hinudyatan

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