Asheville Bicycle and Pedestrian Task Force Infrastructure Maintenance Request Form

Pedestrian & Bicycle Infrastructure Maintenance Request Form
City of Asheville

Note: This form is for maintenance requests only.
It is NOT to be used to request new facilities or infrastructure.

Your name. First Last

Email and telephone. We prefer to have both your email address and telephone number though only one of these is required. However, if you provide your email address a copy of this request form will be emailed to you.
Email address
Area code, telephone number, and optional extension

(e.g., 828 555 1212)

- ext

Preferred method of contact. Which method is best to contact you?
Email
Telephone

Please check 2 boxes below; only one box in each column. Remember that this form is to be used for MAINTENANCE issues on EXISTING infrastructure NOT to request new facilities or infrastructure. Choose one box in the first column to indicate the Type of Infrastructure that needs maintenance and one box in the second column to indicate the type of Maintenance Needed.

Type of Infrastructure	Maintenance Needed
Sidewalk	Repair broken or damaged pavement
Bicycle lane	Sweep/clear objects or debris
Street shoulder	Trim or remove tree/shrub
Greenway or trail	Address problem with or on median
Crosswalk	Repair pedestrian crossing light
Bus Stop	Touch up faded lane paint
Bridge	Replace missing or dangerous grate
Grate	Repair or replace downed sign
Stop sign	Repair damaged or defaced sign
Street Light	Repair broken light
Other. Please describe:	Other. Please describe:
EXACT Location of Problem (specific address if possible):
Nearest Cross Street:
Please describe the problem or your request in detail:

Note: Please be aware there are several city or state departments that may have responsibility for addressing your request. This form is submitted to Barb Mee at the City’s Transportation Department. We will make every effort to forward your request to the appropriate department or agency, where appropriate. Other responsible parties may include: the City or County Parks and Recreation Department, Buncombe County, a neighboring town or city, the North Carolina Department of Transportation, private street owners or homeowners associations.