It seems to our untrained eyes (and the shock absorbers of our car) that the resurfacing of the Uptown portion of Lake Shore Drive is just about complete. The difference between the smooth new surface and the pockmarked mess from last winter is remarkable. "Our" section of LSD makes the area south of Irving Park seem shabby. It's not often we get bragging rights over Lakeview's infrastructure, but this is one of them. It may have taken a while to get "the most deteriorated section of the roadway" (according to CDOT Commissioner Thomas Byrne) taken care of, but the new surface was worth the wait.
Monday, November 10, 2008
Cruisin' Without Bruisin'
It seems to our untrained eyes (and the shock absorbers of our car) that the resurfacing of the Uptown portion of Lake Shore Drive is just about complete. The difference between the smooth new surface and the pockmarked mess from last winter is remarkable. "Our" section of LSD makes the area south of Irving Park seem shabby. It's not often we get bragging rights over Lakeview's infrastructure, but this is one of them. It may have taken a while to get "the most deteriorated section of the roadway" (according to CDOT Commissioner Thomas Byrne) taken care of, but the new surface was worth the wait.
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Looks great! So now we're ready to handle all that traffic to NEXT YEAR'S Cubs World Series!
ReplyDeleteHey, election's over, we have to have something else wonderful to look forward to now...