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Residents raise concerns about new speed signs and pavement damage on White Marsh and Route 10 corridors
Summary
Commissioners discussed reports of new 45 mph signs on the outskirts of Surrey and repeated complaints about White Marsh Road cracking and shoulder damage tied to heavy construction traffic; staff said VDOT had been doing pothole repairs and would follow up on sign placement.
Commission members and residents raised concerns about recently observed 45 mph speed-limit signs near the outskirts of Surrey and whether the signs had been newly installed or relocated. Staff said VDOT had been working in the area and might have installed new signs or footing for signs earlier the same day; commissioners asked staff to follow up with VDOT to confirm exact placement and intent.
Separately, commissioners and residents said White Marsh Road has deteriorated—edges broken up and cracked pavement—since heavy-haul traffic associated with solar and pipeline projects began. Staff reported VDOT had performed some pothole repairs and that county staff plan to walk the corridor with VDOT to identify spot repairs and shoulder work that are needed.
