Brownleigh Business Park

The entry into Brownleigh Business Park onto Brownleigh Drive from Glenwood is very dangerous. The crossover for west bound traffic is mis-located 50' too far east for this turn and makes a west-bound turn very dangerous. An east-bound turn is lacking a de-acceleration (from 45 mph) exit lane - also very dangerous. Persons wanting to go into the business park must go up to Ebenezer Church Road exit and enter the park from the back entrance. This is unknown to many visitors and very inconvenient to workers in the business park.

The crossover is not located directly in the intersection. Thus, making a west-bound turn into an illegal travel in wrong direction for 50 feet. The current crossover never should have been located where it is. It needs to be moved west by about 50 feet.

Since they have cut the grass in the median, I've noticed that there is a sign laying in the median that seems to have been knocked down.

There is a deep pothole on Brownleigh drive near Glenwood (Hwy 70).

dead deer in the median around the 8800 block

A piece of plywood in the road here. West bound

I have attached photos of my flooded drive.
I have tried to eliminate the runoff problem
With ditches (hand dug) to no avail. I have
turned 78 years of Dec. 2nd and am physically
unable to keep fighting this losing cause. Under
the mud, silt and debris I had a good sound gravel
drive.

It took around seven years to get the ditch unclogged.
I understand this is under the jurisdiction of DOT,
But it seems it never gets addressed.

Dot correspondence included below:
Tracking Number:
Unit Name: CKO5BJOMGQ
PIO

Original message
Sent By: Bob Dillard Date/Time: 12/9/2015 11:45:08 AM

Comment:
I have had problems with highway run off on my property and drive for many years. I have photos I would like to submit if I had an email address. The drive is practically destroyed as the silt and mud have covered my gravel
Property 8741 Glenwood Avenue Ral. N.C. 27617-7421

Since this inquiry a company installing FO lines have trenched
Across the drive allowing more erosion and a fresh
Supply of mud. I have many photos, but not an email address to deliver to

How do I send more than one picture

The east-side shoulder of Brownleigh Drive has a deep pothole over a foot deep. Someone has erected boards in it to alert drivers but they, too, are dangerous. It is also very unsightly for visitors to Raleigh since it is at the intersection of Glenwood Avenue.

All turns from Glenwood Ave between the airport and the city have an exit lane from high speed Glenwood to improve safety except for the turn into the Brownleigh Business Park at Brownleigh Drive. This turn needs an exit lane.