By: Colonel Buzz

Colonel Buzz — Tue, 28 Nov 2017 02:14:55 +0000

David Marks and Jim Brochin have always been pragmatic when it comes to answering constituents in the Towson area as it pertains to roads and and general infrastructure conditions. They continue to have to beat their heads on the proverbial block wall in attempting to get the Kamenetz Regime to answer questions on when Towsontown Blvd, Bosley Ave, Register Ave, Stevenson Lane, will be repaved (Mr. Marks) and potholes patched on Ruxton Rd, Old Court, Providence (by Baltimore County Police/Fire HQs), Goucher from Joppa to Putty Hill repaved, on and on (Senator Brochin up against the SHA, which is usually very responsive). Road conditions in Towson, the County Seat and high-end demographics, are an embarrassment. Mr. Kamenetz is the source for almost all of this red tape. And take a look at roadside grass cutting the last two years on county property. Towson Row needs to happen. But, until the local and state highway departments commit to maintain our vital roads like it was a short 15-20 years ago, and not paint bike logos on pavement that hasn’t been touched in forever.,zzzzzThe Colonel strongly encourages readers to contact elected officials to fill the potholes just by Providence Road between Joppa and Goucher. All those daily commuters and with Stanley BD up the hill, something needs to be done.

By: Marci Treece

Marci Treece — Tue, 28 Nov 2017 01:52:04 +0000

Did the Sage Policy Group’s study predict the impact of traffic in the area? It should be of concern to Towson and the County as it is to me, a local commuter. Also, Towsontown Boulevard, east of the York Road intersection, past the library, is in terrible shape due to long past construction. Will it be repaired?

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