Montgomery County PLUS

There are 6, yes SIX separate loads of trash, furniture, beds, sofas, garbage all over the 8700 block of Plymouth Street. The loads have been there since thanksgiving and none of them have been removed. I've called 311 and written to MOCO. Still nothing removed. Now rodents are making homes in the trash in the evenings. This all started when the purple line started construction and closed the entry to Plymouth Street, its like the trucks don't come to clean the street or collect anything anymore.

Several months ago the county regraded the easement in front of my house (without consulting me) to fix an issue with pooling rain water that could not reach the storm drain. It has created an eyesore of dead grass that worsened the original problem, as rivulets of water now rush through the easement. It is negatively affecting my property value and I would like it fixed. My recommendation would be to return the easement to its original grade and level the sidewalk so that puddles do not form.

Altho Layhill Rd. was plowed on Sunday, my service road which is part of Layhill Rd. was not. It serves three homes 13112, 13114, and 13118 Layhill Rd. We cannot walk in knee-deep snow nor drive.

please repair this sign that is no longer readable

There’s are several potholes along the road going toward route 80, one is particularly large and dangerous for motorcycles and could cut a tire

Not sure if this happens during the day, but i have encountered this many times later at night. The sensor will sense that my car is there on orchard ridge dr and start the countdown to a yellow light for traffic on great Seneca, but instead of changing it to a yellow and then a red light, it turns back to green. I am not very well informed on how the sensors work and it may be because there is only one car waiting at the light at orchard ridge, however sometimes it takes more than 10 min for another car to appear for the light to actually turn green. There's usually not that many cars going through great Seneca later at night, so I don't think it would be much trouble for the light to change if there is one car waiting.

Several months ago, the county repaired the easement in front of my house to fix an issue with pooling water after rainstorms that could not reach the storm drain. The repair created an eyesore of dead, uneven grass that is spreading beyond the initial problem area—in essence, fixing one problem by creating a much worse problem. During recent rainstorms, rivulets have formed where water rushes to the storm drain, worsening the issue. This is causing a depreciation in my home value that I would like fixed. I would suggest that rather than tearing up my lawn, the sidewalk could be leveled.

This is a busy intersection where kids from the neighborhood
walk across to Silver Spring Intermediate Park. Yet there are no crosswalks, and a free left/right off Fenton into Chicago Ave from Montgomery College results in many drivers racing through the street. There need to be clearly marked speed bump, or at the very least, marked crosswalks at Violet and Chicago to the Park entrance, and at Boston Ave and Chicago to the Park entrance.

Several large potholes in the right lane going south on Woodmont Ave past Battery Ln. Have been patched several times, but always reappear worse.