The wavy asphalt on inbound Jefferson at McLellan is back!

[Honky Tonk]

To repair the damage done by the work completed so far. It was just a resurfacing that has been done, not at rebuild.

Resurfacing of the 2 traffic lanes, in each direction, was done, and almost immediately they were ripped up to replace sewerage pipes. CoD replaced water mains on E. Jefferson about 10 years ago. They need replacing again? But this thread is about the reappearing sink hole at E. Jefferson and McClellan. Why would CoD go through a take out and repair, and not properly repair it in the first place? Job security? Where are the City Inspectors?

[stasu1213]

Resurfacing of the 2 traffic lanes, in each direction, was done, and almost immediately they were ripped up to replace sewerage pipes. CoD replaced water mains on E. Jefferson about 10 years ago. They need replacing again? But this thread is about the reappearing sink hole at E. Jefferson and McClellan. Why would CoD go through a take out and repair, and not properly repair it in the first place? Job security? Where are the City Inspectors?

Most projects in Detroit are probably loosed up or slowly done for job security of the head contractors. Sometimes you may see a street appearing to be completely done or a building. However, if there is still that one remains orange barrel left on the street or that one board covering that one corner window on the completed building that contractor is probably still getting money for the job is not technically completed

[gumby]

Most projects in Detroit are probably loosed up or slowly done for job security of the head contractors. Sometimes you may see a street appearing to be completely done or a building. However, if there is still that one remains orange barrel left on the street or that one board covering that one corner window on the completed building that contractor is probably still getting money for the job is not technically completed

I think too many people confuse incompetence for conspiracy these days.