COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — This spring and summer, KRDO 13’s The Road Warrior received many complaints from viewers about two pothole-infested roads on the city’s northeast side.
Drivers will be happy to know — if they don’t already — that the potholes have been filled.
The Road Warrior reported in May about Duryea Drive, near the intersection of Powers Boulevard and Woodmen Road; and about Democracy Point, near the intersection of Voyager Parkway, in the Interquest area.
While many drivers complained to city officials about the roads, The Road Warrior confirmed that the roads actually are privately owned and not maintained by the city; Duryea leads to the Pikes Peak Center shopping area and is owned by the Walmart there, while Democracy point was built by the owners of the nearby Victory Ridge commercial and residential development.
A driver notified The Road Warrior on Sunday that the potholes on Democracy were fixed recently; the potholes appeared to be on the westbound side, which is wider than the eastbound side.