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Save Carbon Canyon

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Dana Lamb Verified
10 min ago

There are several reasons: The multi-axle trucks pose a danger to all other vehicles and the residents due to creating potential fires, the widening of the S Curves will only encourage more drivers to drive faster, and finally the canyon and traffic will become more congested and even more dangerous due to a lack of a realistic evacuation plan with more housing.

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Megan Ingegneri Verified
4 hr ago

This is a one way in - one way out - single lane each way double yellow old highway. Houses front the highway. It’s not only historical it’s dangerous. It’s a high are that no one can get and keep insurance for their homes. Additional homes are a death warrant for many of us seniors who can’t move out or leave quickly.

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David Whisiker Verified
4 hr ago Featured

Carbon Canyon Road has been a commuter passthrough between the counties. For those of us who live in the canyon, we have to interweave into this madness regularly. The current headache isn’t just during commuter times but is exacerbated during ongoing maintenance, accidents, school transports and the occasional cyclist. Projects to widen the road and add a traffic light are incapable of resolving our current problem let alone the burden of new homes. More homes will make a bad plight worse.

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Zhang Wei Verified
13 hr ago

我们是一个峡谷

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Denise Smyser Verified
22 hr ago Featured

No more homes! Only one way in and one way out. During an emergency evacuation we will be stuck.

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Diane Dunne Verified
1 day ago Featured

Overloading the roads during a fire evacuation is a huge concern in Carbon Canyon. In addition, the traffic is already slowed and backed up Monday-Fridays mornings and evenings due to traffic. Recent illegal canyon use by oversized trucks has become a serious traffic problem, also. Carbon Canyon is already at its maximum population and use capacity.

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Dolly Trimble Verified
1 day ago Featured

Carbon Canyon Road is a Goat Path. The canyon is already overbuit. For the well-being of those already stuffed within our canyon, we do not need more houses. Let's not see our neighbors and their homes turn into another Paradise Disaster. Our wildlife is already paying a dear price because of the over building, we need to protect what is left of their homes too.

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Shannon Johnson Verified
1 day ago

Safety concerns regarding emergency evacuation along Carbon Canyon Rd.

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Robin Diaz Verified
1 day ago

Simlpe: Safety of Human Lives

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Karen Ferrari Verified
1 day ago Featured

Because we don’t need more housing in the canyon.With traffic ,fire danger ,More house make no sense.

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Michael May Verified
1 day ago

No new homes in Carbon Canyon