The pipeline would pass through highly populated areas and near twelve schools. We welcome your attendance and input. Her name is Gia. Residents who live on Lightsey will no longer have to put up with traffic zooming by at 55 mph in front of their homes. Many thanks to Peter Marsh at the Department of Public Works and Trans-portation for finally getting this project going.
People are often in a hurry and drive at unsafe speeds, very close to our children and pets.
I have seen one dog hit on Cumberland and one cat killed on Euclid in the five months that I have lived in the neighborhood. I urge you to attend the Dawson Neighborhood Association meeting on February 1st and vote for traffic calming devices on Alpine and Wilson and Cumberland and Wilson. At our February 1st meeting, we will be prioritizing projects for these funds. Remember that the money can fund only one project and it must be related to the goals in our plan. All attendees will be asked to select one committee discussion to participate in.