Francis

This is a recurring issue caused by a homeless person and reported several times before only to happen again and again. At the end of the I264 off-ramp at Rosemont Rd. unsightly trash has accumulated in a landscape plant which a person is using to sleep in. The piled trash encompasses at least a ten foot diameter around this plant, a view no visitor or citizen should see, but continues to happen. I recommend landscape services cut back this plant or remove it.

This is a follow up to SR 91465278 and VBWorks #2926056 reported on 9/21/2016 for which I never saw a resolution to this problem. The north end of the drainage pipe under Green Holly Crescent at Red Oak Rd. has never been cleaned and is fully clogged and remains a problem. Landscaping in both directions leading to this pipe will alleviate the flooding of these ditches.

Pothole in travel lane at end of about 40 feet of cratered asphalt. Many sections of Harris Rd. is showing signs of asphalt breakage (cratering). Recommend survey of entire road for possible resurfacing.

At the marked location at South Rosemont Rd. a homeless person has taken up residence in the middle of a large plant. There is so much trash in this location it has become very unsightly. On occasion a homeless person panhandles at this location.

The 6 x 6 wood post that is used to have pedestrians and bicyclists "Stop" for traffic at Little Haven Rd and Little Neck Road is missing. It is laying on the path about 100 ft from Little Haven Rd on Little Neck Rd. The sign is not attached to the post.

The vehicle accident that occured at midnight on Oct 28, 2016 at Little Neck Rd and Montgomery Place left a trail of destruction. There remains shattered and broken vehicle glass and plastic on the pathway and in the natural areas at this site. The glass on the pathway presents a severe safety hazard to pedestrians, bicyclists, pets and wildlife.