Stay away. They should block that part of the street off, definitely, before somebody loses their life. They're not too swift. I suppose they'll wait till God forbid, a child or ANY person for that matter, falls in a big hole or a car is swallowed whole. It's really in a bad area. I wouldn't want my house in that area.
@Tumbleweed It reminds me of something a friend living not far from London told me, about local road-building breaching a large cavity with a solid rock floor. This happened back in the 1970s I think.
The County Council would not seek or take advice, and simply ordered pouring concrete down it. It took vast quantities of concrete until eventually plugging it - allegedly at the cost of bankrupting three ready-mixed concrete suppliers.
The road-works cutting had breached the roof of a long-abandoned underground stone quarry whose extensive galleries are on a gentle slope. So most of the concrete was wasted by flowing away.
Local cavers had already explored and mapped these old mines, creating a sizeable archive of high-quality knowledge; but being amateur historians without fancy qualifications and even fancier offices, the council planners simply ignored them.
@ArishMell Oh that's terrible!!! I read, several years ago, where a road crew or somebody actually discovered a cave in Mexico, the crystal cave, it's beautiful!!!
