The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

What’s not working around metro Atlanta

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Item: Atlanta (DeKalb)

Tom Peterman has an issue with a familiar problem for readers of this column.

“You have seen this a thousand times. Someone digs a hole in the street, fifixes a pipe, puts a plate over it, and acts like the job is fifinished. These are especially hazardous for cyclists. Why has this become the norm in the metro area?” he wrote.

Peterman said there is a current plate on North Amanda Circle at LaVista Road a year after the work began, despite many calls.

We sent the item to DeKalb offifficia­ls and will keep you updated.

Days on list: 2

WHAT’S BROKEN?

We want tips from across metro Atlanta. Send your tips and photos to johntct121­2@gmail. com. before entering the Frazer Center property. This happens every day. Neither of these streets have sidewalks.

“The main time they are loitering before going is just before 3 p. m., right as school is getting out and kids are walking home from school or the bus stops. Thus, they are dodging the buses and breathing in their fumes. I have contacted MARTA on numerous occasions and never gotten a response,” she said.

She also added the Frazer Center has said they are free to come on into the Frazer Center property. There are also two MARTA Stations (East Lake and Candler Park) less than a mile from this location that these buses could park at before heading to the Frazer Center if they needed a break.

We s e n t t h e i s s u e t o MARTA and will let you know when the issue is addressed.

Days on list: 2

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