Sewer repair work occurred in 2017 at 37 Stanford rd. The road surface has a depression at this location; but does not appear to pose a immediate hazard as speeds on Stanford rd are generally reduced due to speed humps. DPW will engage in conversations with the private contractor hired to perform the work.
Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve this request.

What ever came of this situation? there is still a large sinking depression on Staniford

It is jarring in an ambulance as this depression shifts the weight of the patient, same with speed bumps in the opposite direction.

That was pre-Covid...window for hot tar is closing in a few weeks...who and where is that private contractor and why are they not fixing their poor workmanship?

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The Department of Public Works has resolved this request. Thanks for helping to keep Burlington a great place to live and work.

How was it resolved?

Thank you for this update. We will look back into this issue and update you as soon as we can.