After days of heavy rain in April, a portion of Woodland Hills Drive collapsed developing a large sinkhole that measured 21 by 24 feet wide and about 10 feet deep. The Public Works Department has been working nonstop since then to repair the hole to allow residents access to the road and the neighboring Rivergrove Park. Council Member Sullivan has met with Tracy Wingate, Assistant Director of the Street and Bridge Maintenance Branch of Public Works, on site to look at the progress of the construction and discuss the status of completion.
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Tracy Wingate, Assistant Director of the Street and Bridge Maintenance Branch of Public Works, discusses the project with active community member, Ray Anderson.
The bridge is being completely rebuilt after heavy rains caused it to sink in April.
This photo shows the corrosion in the materials the bridge was made of prior to its collapse in April.
Council Member Sullivan with active community members, Dick McGucken, and Ray Anderson.
