Richard
July 18th 03, 03:59 AM
"Burn Gum! It Melts!" > wrote in message
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> I want to know something very important!
>
> Which jurisdiction maintains the 8th Street Viaduct (the roadway from
> State Avenue to McLean Avenue that goes over Mill Creek)?
>
> I don't think it's the state, since OH 264 uses the Waldvogel Viaduct
> instead. Is it the county? The city? My guess would be the county, since
> roads maintained by Hamilton County usually tend to be much worse than
> those maintained by the city of Cincinnati.
>
> The reason I ask is that I'm damn sick and tired of the bike lane being
> covered with broken glass every damn day. It looks as if whatever
> jurisdiction that maintains the road simply sweeps all broken glass from
> the main traffic lanes, the sidewalk, and elsewhere right onto the bike
> lane. Either that or everyone who throws glass from their car windows on
> the viaduct just happens to hit the bike lane with perfect precision.
>
> I got another damn flat tire from this today, and I was so damn mad I
> was about ready to blow my stack. You can't even see all the glass, so
> you can't really avoid it.
>
Since it is in the cincinnati city limits, it is maintained by the city.
In all the years I lived in cincy, the 8th street viaduct was never a real
garbage problem.
Like anywhere else, you'd see some stuff on the roads, but generally it
wasn't there for long.
...
> I want to know something very important!
>
> Which jurisdiction maintains the 8th Street Viaduct (the roadway from
> State Avenue to McLean Avenue that goes over Mill Creek)?
>
> I don't think it's the state, since OH 264 uses the Waldvogel Viaduct
> instead. Is it the county? The city? My guess would be the county, since
> roads maintained by Hamilton County usually tend to be much worse than
> those maintained by the city of Cincinnati.
>
> The reason I ask is that I'm damn sick and tired of the bike lane being
> covered with broken glass every damn day. It looks as if whatever
> jurisdiction that maintains the road simply sweeps all broken glass from
> the main traffic lanes, the sidewalk, and elsewhere right onto the bike
> lane. Either that or everyone who throws glass from their car windows on
> the viaduct just happens to hit the bike lane with perfect precision.
>
> I got another damn flat tire from this today, and I was so damn mad I
> was about ready to blow my stack. You can't even see all the glass, so
> you can't really avoid it.
>
Since it is in the cincinnati city limits, it is maintained by the city.
In all the years I lived in cincy, the 8th street viaduct was never a real
garbage problem.
Like anywhere else, you'd see some stuff on the roads, but generally it
wasn't there for long.