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Thursday, January 31, 2013

How to Report Those Potholes on Hartland Roads

January thaw leads to pothole problems around town.

Michigan drivers are very familier with potholes, sometimes a never-ending problem on the roads that drivers seem to face on a daily basis.  And Hartland Patch readers agree, with many people posting comments on the Hartland Patch Facebook page Wednesday when we asked about the worst potholes in Hartland. Some of the mentions from Patch readers includ Clyde Road and Center Road. The January thaw is the biggest cause of the holes in the roads.  Potholes form when water flows into cracks, then freezes, expands, and pushes away the roadbed under the concrete or asphalt, according to information on the Road Commission website from Oakland County. When temperatures rise, the ice melts, leaving an unsupported gap that becomes a pothole whenever …

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

No Streetlight for Intersection of Clyde and Fenton Roads

Residents can expect new signage and monitoring of intersection.

Despite one local woman’s efforts to see improvements made to an intersection where just weeks ago was a scene of a fatal accident, the Livingston County Road Commission (LCRC) has decided against installing any additional streetlights in the near future. Adrienne Conner of Hartland had initiated a request to have a streetlight installed on the corner of Clyde and Fenton Roads to help with visibility and improve the safety conditions after a recent fatal accident. However, based off of statistics supplied by the Livingston County Road Commision, the intersection has had only seven accidents in the past five years, which equates to a relatively low frequency based on the high traffic volumes, according to Hartland Township Public Works …

Erin Welch

9:45 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Quite simply the speed limit on all of the dirt roads that have crossroads at any point on Fenton Rd need to be evaluated and ideally need to be reduced to the former 25MPH at the VERY LEAST 35 MPH and ENFORCED especially during the morning rush. When the schools let out in the afternoon the teenage kids run 4-5 across while training for sports, younger kids coming off the bus and then drivers (…   more ›

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