[Hardastarboard]

Reminds me of my current tagline.

[maddog55]

Typical representatives and city idiots. Un-fill the pot hole, drive through it, complain of neck injury and sue the city for millions.

[Jack Hydrazine]

Was a local union job taken away as a result?

[Jack Hydrazine]

“The city’s deputy commissioner of transportation and environment services, Kevin Rice, told the Post that while Defazio’s heart was in the right place, he broke a city bylaw that says private citizens cannot modify city roads.”

I thought good intentions trumped law at least according to Leftists.

[BenLurkin]

took some fill from my yard and poured it in the hole

Ain't going to work.

[HMS Surprise]

Roads are “right of ways,” they are not even owned by the government. Governments can assume the responsibility of maintaining them if they wish, and they always do. But if they fail to maintain them the actual owners of the land are without question allowed to do so. It’s their land! (At least in America this is the case.) Also, roads that cease to be used can be reaquired by a landowner through adverse possession. This often happens when a new road (interstate) cuts off a county road. Check your land plats! Your land is the middle of the road!

[crz]

I would “Unfix” the SOB. Show up with a D8 and drop the rippers down and show them how to “unfix” a road.

[Tax-chick]

he broke a city bylaw that says private citizens cannot modify city roads

Okay. Fine him $20 and leave the holes filled in.

[Political Junkie Too]

What we have here is failure to communicate. You have asphalt in my pothole.

-PJ