Sunken inspection covers
Sent to Norfolk County Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 9726898.
In the roadway outside 7-9 Croft Lane there is a sunken stop valve cover marked with a blue cross, presumably for remedial work. About 5 meters away to the South and in the middle of the road is an much larger inspection chamber cover that is sinking badly and is loose, so that traffic passing over it causes a clanking sound. This will only get worse. Can it be repaired at the same time?
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This was originally reported over a month ago. Croft Lane is currently closed to through traffic, because of a burst water main. When they re making good the hole they've dug down to repair the main would be an ideal opportunity to fix these covers.
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