Thank you for your communication with Richmond City Government online. This concern was forwarded to the Pavement Marking Division on 4/14/15 through (CRS# 20020972628) This is the reference number that was given so that you would be able to follow up on this concern by calling 804-646-7000 and referencing the CRS number. The findings after investigation were determined and posted to that CRS# on 4/18/15; the Pavement Marking Crew Chief measured street for present markings and found that if we installed 2 lanes as requested that it would not be enough footage without eradication of Double Solid Yellow lines and that would hinder traffic trying to make right turn off south bound Brook Rd. We will not install at this time but when street is repaved we will take another look at installing duel lanes. We appreciate your communication that helps us in “Building The Best Richmond” together.

The Crew Chief is wrong, frankly. I make a right turn from Overbrook Rd to Brook Rd at least twice a day five days a week and there is more than enough room to safely do so if another car, or even a large truck, is at least somewhat close to the yellow lines dividing the road.

Why are there two stoplights if this is not a two lane road?

Once again, Mr. Grabow, I refer you to the entry above the cities......history is what set this up......and just because you can do it....doesn't make it right....stop with the WP. Your might want to get with your neighbors about this one. Especially those that live at that corner.....they have a little more say in the matter than you. BTW, did you notice that parking is allowed in that lane?

1. I have never driving through Brook to the other side of Overbrook, so no, I do not know what you are referring to.

2. If it can be done safely, which it can, and it causes a problem otherwise, which it does, then it should be corrected.

3. I do not know what WP means.

4. Who says I do not live on that corner? Even if I do not, my frequency of use should be just as, if not more important than the fact that someone happens to live closer to it.

This concern was forwarded to the Pavement Marking Division on 4/14/15 through (CRS# 20020972628) This is the reference number that was given so that you would be able to follow up on this concern by calling 804-646-7000 and referencing the CRS number.We appreciate your communication that helps us in “Building The Best Richmond” together.