Thank you for reporting! Due to the nature of street damage, every report of a pothole must be inspected before repairs can be scheduled. This is because some potholes require extensive repairs due to sub-base damage. We will follow up with further action to be taken after this report has been inspected. If you have any questions regarding this report, feel free to call the Public Works, Maintenance office at 707-648-4556.

Thanks for reporting! A work order has been created regarding this issue. However, due to the volume of current street-related maintenance issues and the varied nature of repairing them, we are unable to schedule the work order at this time. You can learn more about what it takes to fix street damage on our webpage at http://bit.ly/17CJyb2. We estimate that this work order will be scheduled and work will be completed within 8 weeks. If you have not seen work on this issue during that time, please feel free to re-open or re-report this issue on SeeClickFix. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this street issue please call the Streets Supervisor at 707-648-4430. Thanks again for your understanding and patience as we work diligently to make our Vallejo streets better!

If you looked at this pot hole, you will see the whole alley is that way. It's a City alley and has not been repaired in the 27 years I have been in my house.

Thanks for reporting! We have looked further into this issue. This alley is a private alley - it was built by funds from the homeowner's and was never turned over to the City. If you have more questions about this, please call our Streets Supervisor at 707-648-4430. Thanks again for using SeeClickFix!

You are incorrect. The alley was turned over to the city years ago at the city's request to all the garbage trucks to service the houses. A copy of this agreement was given to the street dept. years ago when this matter first came up. The city agreed to maintain the alley.

Second reply. The name of the alley is Terrace Alley and it was formally turned over to the city in 1965. I am told only city owned alley's have names. It was last repaired in the early 90's I believe because one of the homeowners threatened to sue the city.
Chip

Hi Chip, none of our records show that the alley was turned over to the City. Please call our Streets Supervisor to discuss this issue further, 707-648-4430. Thanks again for using SeeClickFix!