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The railroad crossing at Sandy Plains Rd and Canton Rd is in disrepair. Vehicles must slow greatly and swerve into other lanes of traffic to avoid damage by the concrete and steel plates which are raised and causing multiple hazards.

Tree limbs are blocking visibility around corner and hitting some larger vehicles

Green bulb going north on sandy plains

There is a stop sign missing at this three way intersection of Pinkney Dr and 1st Drive. It used to be there, but perhaps got lost in the recent windstorms a few days ago. The post for holding the stop sign and the road names is still standing, but the stop sign itself is gone. This could make that intersection very dangerous as traffic along Pinkney Drive normally has right of way and does not stop, while 1st Drive traffic heading towards the Pinkney Drive intersection would normally have stopped due to the stop sign.

In 2017-18, there were two new homes built on our street and the builder created a lot of asphalt damage in the cul de sac. The neighborhood would like to have the road resurfaced so we do not have to worry about our children injuring themselves while playing on their bikes, scooters, skates, etc.

East Piedmont was just paved. We have standing water in front of our subdivision which was not there before the resurfacing of East Piedmont road.

Right side lane markings on Snady Plains Road (both directions) is worn off in most areas.

3 very large pot hole at the intersection of sandy plains and canton rd. Safety issue

Second request. Pedestrians have to bend over or walk in the road due to overhanging tree branches.

Light backs traffic up on Sandy Plains Rd all the way up to Hill Rd during the evenings

Not a malfunction, but an adjustment is needed. The green light on Sandy Plains is excessively long and results in unnecessary backups on Canton Rd, especially in the southbound left-turn lane. The green light should be shortened by at least 10 seconds.

This one is on the corner of starlight and poinsettia dr. 1917 starlight dr