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County Road B-2 Pathway <br />Public Meeting <br />May 13,2004 <br />Option 1 4ption 2 O tion 3 Option 4 None 1Nritten Comments <br />If option 2 is chosen: I don't mind the idea of a 5' concrete sidewalk on my <br />�roperty if I don't have to pay for it, i.e. no tax increase or special <br />X assessments. If o tions 1 or 2 are not selected I would refer no action. <br />X <br />On north side Lex to Rice. 6 kids at best cross Lexington for school am-pm. <br />X B2 traffic too, too fast for kids to be unattended. <br />X <br />I don't see the need for a sidewalk, not that many people use the street, most <br />X o down to the ark. <br />X Huge waste of tax payer dollars. Scrap the project! <br />Deb - You present yourself as being for the pathway project...not as someone <br />merely presenting a plan and getting feedback. You seem annoyed when <br />{�eople present an opposing view rather than accepting them as valid <br />opinions. Do not need sidewalks on both sides of the street, one side <br />perhaps...for people walking as mode of transportation..people walking/biking <br />etc. for recreation can use the parks and other recreation paths in place. Even <br />if it means losing the federal funding, the strong consensus of most B2 <br />residents and myself is that we do not need these excessive projects. Stop <br />trying to make some project work just so you can get your federal funding. If <br />we have to wait a few years for city-funded sidewalk, so be it. It would be a <br />terrible shame to destroy a beautiful residential street...the trees...the <br />lawns...to put in an ugly path. Let the money go back to the federal gov't so it <br />�an be reallocated to another group who would want and appreciate the <br />projects (or find a way to give it to the education system...where teachers are <br />X bein cut and class sizes increased! We have enou h athwa s...B2 does <br />All I hear is "must do it this way to meet the guidelines for federal <br />funding"...interpretation "we �ill do whatever it takes to get the federal funding, <br />no matter what" <br />7� 7 2 34 Total for each o tion 56 cards received <br />: <br />