The potholes are varying depths - 1-4 inches. The most significant potholes are near the manhole cover on Glen and then something that looks a significant depression on Norton right in front of 469 NP. I am happy to add photos if that will help.

Located on Norton Pkwy

Glen Road: potholes down to the dirt around manhole cover. Again - I don't know why so many school buses use Glen Road as a route. The road is wholly insufficient for such large vehicles.

Thanks for photos. We'll inspect potholes.

Thank you. You all have been very responsive. I am grateful.

You're welcome. It's why we are here. Please have patience though since it may take us awhile to inspect and patch.

My feeling, and that of other residents on Glen Road, is that the street desperately needs repaving, not patching. Patching won't do much to solve the vibration issue. It's just a temporary fix.

Inspected, assigned to "Road Repave" and scheduled 2013.

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That's fantastic news. My neighbors and I are very pleased. Thank you.

Dear Public Works - any idea what the timetable is for repaving? How easy would it be to get speed bumps?

Fall 2013 road paving schedule is not finalized yet. Once it is, we'll post on website. As for speed humps follow this link to Complete Streets manual and applications found on city website under Engineering Department and read about process. http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/Engineering/completestreets.asp

Any updates on the fall 2013 road replacing schedule? The busses are back... And the potholes are worse. That combo is pretty powerful for noise & the worrisome house vibrations.

We'll check and see.

Great to see that Glen road will be replaced starting tmrw. I hope norton pkwy will soon follow as the potholes there are just as menacing.

We just uploaded our Fall 2013 milling and paving locations here:
http://cityofnewhaven.com/PublicWorks/WhatsNew.asp

Thank you all. Road milling is looking good. The street will be smooth like butter, I hope the police will be ready to nab all the fly thrus! Any chance we could redirect the school bus traffic away from Glen? Several neighbors have complained... It's too small a street to sustain such bus traffic.

Area repaved. Issue closed.

Thanks for fixing this issue!

Thank you all for being so responsive. The street looks great. We are all grateful. On Glen Road a number of us would like to explore getting speed humps or maybe just street painting that looks like speed humps so folks will slow it down a notch. Again - thank you for working with the neighborhood and me so closely!

You're all welcome. If you'd like to explore slowing down traffic on your road, you can submit request through New Haven’s “Complete Streets” program. To do this, please visit the Engineering Department’s “Complete Streets” website. Click on this link: http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/Engineering/completestreets.asp and find a “Complete Streets Manual” and “Project Request Form”.