It hasn't collapsed yet, but it looks like it could. It's good it was caught in time.

We don't want to put a pavement overlay when we know it may get messed up again. What we really hate is when the developer has to cut new pavement.

It seems like college has become more of a social club.

It is rough, but if you're driving the (35 mph) speed limit, it's very passable. We hope people will be patient, because it will save the city money while also giving us a better end product.

We want to get someone in here to advise us how to retain as much of the historic element as possible while also making it safe. We wouldn't want to replace this with a culvert except as a last resort.

We want to get someone in here to advise us how to retain as much of the historic element as possible while also making it safe, ... We wouldn't want to replace this with a culvert except as a last resort.