By the end of the morning rush hour on June 8, a city road crew came and went, leaving three more cones around what seemed to have been a developing sinkhole on the 4900 block of Acuna Drive.
While on location, the crew broke away the depressed asphalt. Workers determined the hole was a simple pothole rather than the sinkhole Jeremy feared was growing beneath the neighborhood.
The hole had become the size of a big suitcase and a foot deep. Before filling it in, though, the crew had higher-priority work to complete elsewhere; they returned within a few hours and filled it.
Between 17 and 18 hours elapsed from when the hazard was reported to when it was repaired.
By the end of the morning rush hour on June 8, a city road crew came and went, leaving three more cones around what seemed to have been a developing sinkhole on the 4900 block of Acuna Drive.
While on location, the crew broke away the depressed asphalt. Workers determined the hole was a simple pothole rather than the sinkhole Jeremy feared was growing beneath the neighborhood.
The hole had become the size of a big suitcase and a foot deep. Before filling it in, though, the crew had higher-priority work to complete elsewhere; they returned within a few hours and filled it.
Between 17 and 18 hours elapsed from when the hazard was reported to when it was repaired.
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