Burlington, VT PLUS

Curb at this driveway, which is a shared driveway, is flush with road making an erosion problems, cars travel over it onto greenbelt.

Both sidewalk curbs on Spruce Court are not ADA and not handicap accessible; they are in very poor shape. As there is a newly handicapped person on this street, it is very difficult (if not impossible) to navigate. This is a dangerous curb for citizens of our city who have disabilities, as well as the general public.

curb in need of immediate repair

Customer stated seems like the curb cut is wrong as when people get out of their cars the doors are hitting the curb, seems like it is almost too high.

Large chunk off curb broken off and sitting in greenbelt. Buses exiting Trinity Campus often run right over this curb. It has be repaired many times.

Curb at end of driveway is pushing up and out causing issues when entering or leaving driveway..

Customer is requesting removal of curb as this turn is too sharp

The south-west corner of Pine st. and College St. is in disrepair. It's difficult for the elderly who live here to go over the bumps - AND July 3rd is coming, and 10,000 people will be walking down this block on their way to the fireworks. If you can, Please fix this curb corner! No one has yet been hurt, to my knowledge, but we now have a giant crowd coming, many of whom will cross this awkward spot, and some may stumble. I thought I'd better remind you before next Tuesday! thank you for your attention to this matter.
Charlie Messing

Simms St - Needs bump on curb sanded to prevent vehicle hitting it.

This is the intersection of Sandy, Lane, Roseade Parkway, and Lopes Ave. loop. One corner of this intersection has no drop down curve ramp for accessibility, it is just a full curb. So, to cross the street from one side to the other, you have to go down people's driveways, into the street, and then back up another driveway.

I am totally perplexed why there are no drop curbs at this intersection, as I thought ADA compliance required it now.

Is there a way to get this on the DPW repair list for the fall? Given how much we are all home now, these sidewalks are being used more than ever by folks who have accessibility needs, but also folks with small kids in strollers, wagons, etc. All of them are having to go into the street at this intersection to get back to the sidewalk.

Thank you.

I am respectfully requesting curb repair at the northwest corner of Pine and Cherry Streets in Burlington. The curb has almost entirely crumbled. When It rains, there is a standing puddle which makes it difficult to use at all. I use a power wheelchair and I am at risk of overturning it at this corner especially.
Thank you for your consideration.