If you think it's bad now, just wait 30 years, when another 300,000 drivers hit the roads. Click here to go back to the NBC2 Homepage . And you may want to take a good look at undeveloped, virgin soil. It soon may be built up and paved over. Or maybe not, depending on what you, the citizens of Lee County, say.
People here have a lot of great ideas.
And it's that experience a group called Smart Growth wants to take advantage of. Meetings will be held all over the county to get input from citizens on the county s future. What taxpayers decide at the meetings could affect what happens with our water supply or with transportation. Task force leaders say if current taxpayers are careful now, future ones could avoid a lot of congestion. Smart Growth plans to have all their information accumulated by the end of May.