Getting things done – Richmond Terrace #dundeewestend

Residents have complained to me about the state of the roadway in Richmond Terrace, including potholes.

I contacted the council’s Roads Maintenance Partnership about this and have now been advised as follows :

“The Road Maintenance Partnership inspector has carried out an inspection of this area and has raised orders for pothole repairs to be done with a timescale for repair of approximately one month or sooner.”

Getting things done – Richmond Terrace #dundeewestend

At the request of residents, I raised with the council’s Roads Maintenance Partnership the condition of the road surface in Richmond Terrace.

I have now received the following response :

“A number of potholes in Richmond Terrace have been repaired within the last few days.

Richmond Terrace is provisionally included in the 2021-2022 Carriageway Programme.

In the meantime it will continue to be inspected on a regular basis and any actionable defects noted will be repaired to ensure safety is maintained.”

I am anxious to see resurfacing earlier than this and will continue to pursue this.

Getting things done – Richmond Terrace and Fort Street

Having contacted Dundee City Council back in March to improve the road surface in Richmond Terace – following complaints from residents about its extremely poor surface – I obtained assurances that action would be taken to improve the roadway.

I was therefore pleased last week to note that work had commenced to undertake repairs – see photo below:

I have now also raised with the Roads Maintenance Partnership the need to improve nearby Fort Street, which is in a badly in need of road surface improvement.

Getting things done … Richmond Terrace

Residents have rightly complained to me about the poor road surface in Richmond Terrace:

I asked the City Engineer if the roadway can be considered for a future thin resurfacing programme and have now been advised as follows :

“Richmond Terrace will be considered for inclusion in the updated 2015-18 carriageway resurfacing programme which is currently being reviewed.”

Meantime, I am assured that current potholes will be attended to by the start of April.

An update – Fort Street and Richmond Terrace

Earlier this month, I highlighted the poor road surfaces in both Richmond Terrace and Fort Street (see right) and reported these to the City Council’s Roads Maintenance Partnership (RMP).

I have now received a response from RMP as follows:

“An order has been raised by the Road Maintenance Partnership inspector to repair a number of potholes in Fort Street/Richmond Terrace with a timescale for completion of twenty eight days or sooner.”

Getting things done – Fort Street and Richmond Terrace

Residents have complained to me about the deteriorating state of the roadway in both Fort Street and in adjacent Richmond Terrace. The Fort Street road surface is pictured – below:

I have reported this to the City Council’s Road Maintenance Partnership (RMP), requesting improvements.

Updates on other road repairs required that I have recently raised on behalf of residents :

Norwood Crescent : RMP has responded – “With reference to your email, an order has been raised to fill a number of potholes in Norwood Crescent with a timescale for completion of twenty eight days or sooner.”

Seymour Street : RMP has replied – “An order has been raised to carry out pothole repairs at this location with a timescale for completion of twenty eight days or sooner.”

Potholes repaired at Richmond Terrace

At the start of the month, I reported to the council residents’ complaints about potholes in the road surface of Richmond Terrace, near the junction with Windsor Street.

In reply, the council’s Roads Maintenance Partnership advised:

“An order was raised on 2-12-13 for the repair of a number of potholes along the length of Richmond Terrace with a timescale for completion of twenty eight days or sooner.”

I am pleased to say that the potholes were filled in last Saturday morning.