Just wondering why they got rid of the dual left turn here? Seems to be pretty busy traffic from Superstore and The Prairie Mall.

Pothole

Emergency road barriers not in place. Being used as a road.

Lots of potholes on 105 Street between 102 and 103 Avenue. Also one big one on 103 Avenue East of 105 Avenue.

Lots of pot holes on 105 St. 100 Ave to 103 Ave.

Gravel road needs to be graded and dust control

They plowed our street today. They did not plow to the pavement. Now when it starts melting, there will be massive ruts that will freeze in place. Meanwhile 106 Street from 100 Ave to 104 Ave and 104 Ave from 105 St to 106 St was plowed to pavement a week ago.

Need more time from Northbound 96St to Westbound 100Ave. Was fine before the new signals went in. Now only 2-3 cars can get through a light in Rushhour. See so many people tuning South and drive through Smith or turn East at 100 Ave.

From 106 Street southbound to 100 Ave Westbound, Big pile of snow not possible to use the free flow lane unless you are a small car. It is fine half way to (108 Street) Highway 43.

Half of the lane by Peavey Mart has been plowed, and on both sides of 120th Street 2-3' away from the curb. This is the case from Highway 43 to 97Ave.

Big pot hole

Turning from 112st Southbound to 100 Ave. Eastbound no turning light.

Pothole 2-6' long

South Lane not usable, snow bank 2-4' from the curb.

Pothole 2-6' long

Pothole the size of a SUV tire

Ever since this light was repaired or replaced recently you removed the Southbound Resources Road to Eastbound 84 Avenue island turn signal and never replaced it. Now you have no dedicated turn signal and have to wait for the Northbound to Westbound turn signal to cycle through.

Ever since these traffic lights have been replaced, the timing for turning East and West from 96St has changed. If you have two cars going through the intersection at night it turns red while you are tuning onto 100Ave. In morning rush hour it usually takes 3-4 lights to get through turning East or West. Where as before there was no problem.

No barrier at end of the street. Very dangerous if you become disoriented or lost at night and keep driving into the Grande Prairie Museum.