Final asphalt milling and repaving will begin August 10

The entire repaving phase in our neighborhood is expected to be completed within five or six days, if the weather permits and we don't encounter further impediments.

TCNA will talk with the construction company at 3:30 on Monday to confirm plans for August 11.

Current plan for August 11 (as of August 7 at 4 PM).

Work on Tuscany is expected to be completed on August 10. No traffic or parking restrictions on Tuscany Road.

Linkwood will be closed from Stoneyford Road to Ridgemede Road (including the intersection). Ridgemede Road and Ridgemede alley traffic should exit using Tuscany Road.

All vehicles must vacate Linkwood Road from Stoneyford to Ridgemede Road by 7:30 AM. Any vehicle left parking in this section of Linkwood will be towed.

No vehicles will be able to exit/enter Tuscan Hills Apartments or the Ridgemede alley just before Ridgemede apartments. 

Work should be completed on Linkwood Road on Tuesday. Linkwood will then be open to traffic and parking will be allowed.

Tentative Schedule

After Tuscany and Linkwood

August 12 - August 19

• Stony Run Lane South from Stoneyford Road to 39th Street
• Stoneyford Road and the rest of Stony Run Lane

After three years of broken water pipes causing water disruption to hundreds of residents, a new water line system has replaced the 100-year-old water pipes. Soon there will be new smooth, pothole-free streets to drive on! 

A special thanks to DPW and its field staff, the two Civil Construction crews who worked diligently since November 2025 during all kinds of very cold and hot weather for so many months. Now the repaving crew starts on Monday, August 10 at 7:30 AM.

With hundreds of miles of water pipes that need replacing in Baltimore, special thanks to Councilwoman Odette Ramos for convincing the City to make these water pipes a priority.

Information about

Asphalt Milling

It is the process of removing a part of the existing pavement surface to help restore it to a uniform texture to use or repave. Specially designed milling equipment can reach various depths, from removing just enough to make the surface level and smooth out any irregularities to a full-depth removal.

Asphalt milling makes it possible to repair or replace the top layer of existing asphalt, like a road surface or parking lot, without having to demolish and redo the entire structure. It also allows for the discarded asphalt pieces, called millings, to be recycled in resurfacing the pavement.

Before each meeting, agendas will be available on the TCNA website. All neighbors are welcome to attend the board meetings and may share their comments and thoughts during a designated time.

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