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.
pothole northbound
just past the school close to the church there is a pothole. Also on Rogers past Sherwood Oaks Church towards the Sare Road roundabout is a pot hole
Pothole on northbound side
Complaint of missing street sign at the corner of E. High St. and E. Wimbleton Lane.
I am a storm drain volunteer for the Utility Department for Sussex Drive and Queensway from High St to Montclair and have been tracking broken asphalt pavement that might enter or block the storm drains and storm sewers by collecting broken pavement. I have collected a second load of broken pavement that is on the east/mail box side of my driveway at 2305 Sussex Dr. The pile weighs about 134 ponds could a City Street crew pick up the pile for recycling and reuse?
I have been collecting broken asphalt pavement from Sussex Dr, and from High St to Montclair along Queensway as an experiment for the Utility Department on reducing storm drain blockage on streets with significant slopes. I weighed the amount of debris collected since the start of the freeze-thaw cycle and the new pile is just short of 310 pounds on the east side of my driveway. Could this debris be picked up by a city crew for recycling?
I have been volunteering with the Utility Department keeping storm drains clear. Since fall I have been also removing broken asphalt pavement from Queensway to Montclair and from Sussex Dr to Montclair as an experiment to reduce pavement debris from obstructing storm drains. Once again I have accumulated enough debris for a crew to remove it for reuse in new pavement. I estimate there is about 150 pounds of material that I have now placed at the southeast end of our driveway. Thank you. Don Eggert