Preserve pedestrian safety. High density infill is based on walkable neighborhoods. Ensure projects protect and improve the walking needs of a community.
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Gayle Cabalbag
1 month ago
I have stopped parking or walking in this intersection due to visibility issues. I agree it is very unsafe for pedestrians. It's a blind turn due to the narrow street.
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Lisa Minond
1 month ago
My son goes to school at Franklin elementary. I’m concerned about his safety crossing the street
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Scott Aguilar-Higgins
1 month ago
My children are students currently as t Franklin, but, truly we need safer walking options for ALL the children going to Franklin and that live in the neighborhood
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Carinna Connelly
1 month ago
I park on this block every morning and see many many children getting out of the car or walking and biking to school in an unsafe environment. Even when parents are vigilant, having to walking in the street less than two blocks away from the elementary school on one of the main paths to the school around a sharp corner with low visibility is extremely dangerous.
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Rebecca Joelson
1 month ago
Safety for school and neighborhood pedestrians
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Gareth Jones
1 month ago
My child walks to school in this part of the neighborhood.
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Bridget Ehrhardt-Jones
1 month ago
My child walks to school in this part of the neighborhood.
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Jeanie Camp
1 month ago
Kids need a safe path to walk to school!
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Vadim Andruzhechkov
1 month ago
Children need safe ways to travel
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Angela Fowler
1 month ago
For the safety of school children.
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Gail Viamonte
1 month ago
It's safer for pedestrians of all ages-- and it's a basic part of good city planning!
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Kelly Valencia
1 month ago
To keep the charm of our neighborhoods
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Sonja Hernandez
1 month ago
We need this to be fixed to keep the neighborhood kids safe.
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Veronica Doyle
1 month ago
It’s very important for students in particular to have safe walkways to access their schools.
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Shauna Carson
1 month ago
Life safety should not be neglected. Please advocate for the neighborhood and its reasonable requests.
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Annina Lukiini-Johnson
1 month ago
Safety for school children is a priority we have to keep now and in the future!
My granddaughter attends Franklin, and I have seen the challenges that developments like this bring.
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Justin Schiffer
1 month ago
Kids deserve a safe walk to school
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Erin Finnegan
1 month ago
It’s important to me because I don’t want the character of our community to change. It’s one of the things that I love most about Kensington. Once we want one it’s a slippery slope.
Preserve pedestrian safety. High density infill is based on walkable neighborhoods. Ensure projects protect and improve the walking needs of a community.
I have stopped parking or walking in this intersection due to visibility issues. I agree it is very unsafe for pedestrians. It's a blind turn due to the narrow street.
My son goes to school at Franklin elementary. I’m concerned about his safety crossing the street
My children are students currently as t Franklin, but, truly we need safer walking options for ALL the children going to Franklin and that live in the neighborhood
I park on this block every morning and see many many children getting out of the car or walking and biking to school in an unsafe environment. Even when parents are vigilant, having to walking in the street less than two blocks away from the elementary school on one of the main paths to the school around a sharp corner with low visibility is extremely dangerous.
Safety for school and neighborhood pedestrians
My child walks to school in this part of the neighborhood.
My child walks to school in this part of the neighborhood.
Kids need a safe path to walk to school!
Children need safe ways to travel
For the safety of school children.
It's safer for pedestrians of all ages-- and it's a basic part of good city planning!
To keep the charm of our neighborhoods
We need this to be fixed to keep the neighborhood kids safe.
It’s very important for students in particular to have safe walkways to access their schools.
Life safety should not be neglected. Please advocate for the neighborhood and its reasonable requests.
Safety for school children is a priority we have to keep now and in the future! My granddaughter attends Franklin, and I have seen the challenges that developments like this bring.
Kids deserve a safe walk to school
It’s important to me because I don’t want the character of our community to change. It’s one of the things that I love most about Kensington. Once we want one it’s a slippery slope.
I’m in the neighborhood and this is safety