The pavement has large holes in it adjacent to the driveway and mailbox. It breaks up into smaller pieces that are scattered as vehicle tires hit them. They have continued to grow larger as the year progresses.
The pavement has broken, continues to break apart and the hole expands as vehicles drive over it.
I estimate there is a segment of pavement approximately four-five feet long that continues to crumble, break apart and grow over the past year. It is in an area where postal workers and delivery vehicles stop adjacent to the house.
Pothole on the street
Montclair / Queensway intersection is in bad shape with potholes and crumbling asphalt.
Asphalt along edge of roadway (Sussex) is crumbling and falling into gutter. I've stacked up a pile of asphalt here in front of 2006 Sussex. The resulting rough transition from the street to the gutter is in need of repair.
The entire length of Sussex Drive, on both sides, is filled with spots where the edge of the roadway is crumbling into the gutter. We don't have sidewalks on this road, and a lot of people end up walking along the edge of the road. The loose and crumbling asphalt is a real tripping hazard. I started an attempt to clean up the loose asphalt, but I have no where to dispose of this. I'd like to request that the loose asphalt be cleaned up, and the edges of the road patched up. To reiterate, the entire length of Sussex is in great need of attention. Thank you!
A small hole has developed adjacent to a wider area in the pavement that street crews paved over after a water main break several years ago.
The crib area in from of my house and 4 other parallel home next to me is badly chipped away and needs repaving. Our properties being the lowest on E Rock Creek always collect and get bad puddling and then ice and then more puddling, so the road has disintegrated including parts of the cement berm. I am aware that next week you will have a paving crew right above us on Queens Way, it would be great if they would then swing by here and do our repair. Thank you, Larry Groupe
The edge of the street in front of our house is breaking up. Lots of pretty big lumps of broken asphalt. It is not an emergency, but it would be hard on tires to drive through the rubble.