North Laurel

NB Murray Hill prior to Gorman where trench was dug across roadway, middle lane has sunk, please inspect

Large sink hole (about 1' diameter) near storm drain. Please inspect.

This is not really a pothole situation but could not find the category I was looking for. Stephens Road between Whiskey Bottom and Gorman is OVERDUE for repaving and filling in holes, shoulders, etc. I called over a year ago and still nothing has happened. I called again this week. ALL the local school buses with children go over this area many times a day. There is a low area that does flood during heavy rains. This road was just striped, but no repair has been done. When will this happen?

Diseased tree mostly at the base of stump. Needs to be inspected. May need to be removed

Tree limbs hanging low in the road on 1st street as well along Decatur AVE. from 1st to 7th street.

The corner of Gorman Road and Murray Hill Road has a bad drainage issue during medium to heavy rainfall. It appears there is a blocked drain and the water gets deep enough that it's dangerous for a typical car (not truck or SUV) to drive through.

A tree is laying on cables/wires along Gorman Road near Skylark Drive. Buses that pass thru there are concerned that it will pull the wires down and make the impassible.

The dirt, road and concrete around the Storm Drain are eroding. Needs to be checked.

SWM beside 10616 is overgrown and needs trimmed

Please consider putting a four way stop in at this intersection. While it is currently a two-way stop, this intersection is in nead of all traffic stopping. Increased housing in the area has increased foot traffic and vehicle traffic. Rhis is a main crossing for children walking home from the elementary school nearby. There is limited visibility due to the curvature of the road on N. Laurel road, and it is very difficult for drivers to see if pedestrians are in the crosswalk in time.

Would it be possible to install turn lanes or other control at this intersection? Because the volume on WB Gorman Road approaching the intersection is fairly high, including right turns, and there is no turn lane, many of the southbound drivers trying to turn left from the stop cannot go as easily since they do not know that westbound drivers are turning right.

If a turn lane is not justified after a study, could something else be done to help traffic on southbound Gorman move through more smoothly? Sometimes during the PM rush hour, the queue reaches over 10-12 vehicles.

It is even worse when turning drivers don't use signals. The County police need to be brought on to coordinate additional enforcement here and county-wide for turn signal use at intersections and along freeways.