Keep Dundee Safe - Stop the Farnam Street Roundabouts (Victory by unanimous vote!)
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Lewis Rebecca
3 years ago
It’s a simple, inexpensive fix. Return Farnam St to 2 way driving. WHY does this issue remain unsolved. No roundabouts are needed.
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Metal-Corbin Josie
3 years ago
Keep Dundee Safe. Stop the Farnam St Roundabouts
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Anonymous
3 years ago
1009 Hillcrest Dr
Omaha
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Mary Kountze
3 years ago
I am opposed to the roundabouts and "peanuts" the way the city builds them and believe you need to keep the stop lights at 50th and 52nd streets on Farman St. Worried also about pedestrian crossing at roundabouts.
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Brownrigg John
3 years ago
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Proposed roundabout will be far too dangerous for school children and other pedestrians. I've witnessed to many close calls between pedestrians and vehicles at other roundabouts, such as the one at Happy Hollow Blvd. and Elmwood Park.
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Neely Kountze
3 years ago
I am opposed to the roundabouts and believe you need to keep the stop lights at 50th and 52nd streets and Farman St. The current roundabouts the city builds like on Happy Hollow Blvd near Elmwood Park are dangerous and not properly designed as the ones in the East Coast are. Much larger property area is needed for a proper roundabout.
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Dennis Scheibe
3 years ago
I walk in these areas often and wonder how I can get across a bigger intersection when the cars will never stop for me to get on I am too old to run.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
I am concerned about how pedestrians will navigate the roundabout. This is coming from experience attempting to navigate the roundabouts near Aksarben.
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Miller Joan
3 years ago
The roundabouts will be dangerous for pedestrians - especially the children crossing streets on their way to and from school.
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Raynor Larry
3 years ago
I feel this roundabout is not in character of the neighborhood. It also will not slow traffic and instead will lead to more speeding . This street needs an additional light to slow things down
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Vargas Christian
3 years ago
Cmon people let's put money into other things
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Anonymous
3 years ago
#3
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Gawecki Kim
3 years ago
No roundabouts. Please at least try 24/7 two-way on Farnam Street.
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Rick Shaneyfelt
3 years ago
Unfortunately, due to a very high traffic corner and college kids and other students, the move to this change will see a kid on bike be destroyed by someone looking left....
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Walch Mary E
3 years ago
We do not need round-a-bouts. We do need more traffic enforcement to encourage safer driving.
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Patrick Morgan
3 years ago
5010 Cuming Street
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Gensler Gregory
3 years ago
Works well now. Roundabouts take up too much space
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Shahan Andrea
3 years ago
Terrible pla to put a roundabout, it will make walking impossible. This is not west Omaha where there are no sidewalks anyway, this is a liveable, walk-friendly part of the city, don’t ruin it for the people who live here.
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Schellhardt Christine
3 years ago
No to roundabouts.
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Caitlin Campbell
3 years ago
Keep Omaha safe and keep us sane. I agree with Dundee Memorial Park Association.
It’s a simple, inexpensive fix. Return Farnam St to 2 way driving. WHY does this issue remain unsolved. No roundabouts are needed.
Keep Dundee Safe. Stop the Farnam St Roundabouts
1009 Hillcrest Dr Omaha
I am opposed to the roundabouts and "peanuts" the way the city builds them and believe you need to keep the stop lights at 50th and 52nd streets on Farman St. Worried also about pedestrian crossing at roundabouts.
Proposed roundabout will be far too dangerous for school children and other pedestrians. I've witnessed to many close calls between pedestrians and vehicles at other roundabouts, such as the one at Happy Hollow Blvd. and Elmwood Park.
I am opposed to the roundabouts and believe you need to keep the stop lights at 50th and 52nd streets and Farman St. The current roundabouts the city builds like on Happy Hollow Blvd near Elmwood Park are dangerous and not properly designed as the ones in the East Coast are. Much larger property area is needed for a proper roundabout.
I walk in these areas often and wonder how I can get across a bigger intersection when the cars will never stop for me to get on I am too old to run.
I am concerned about how pedestrians will navigate the roundabout. This is coming from experience attempting to navigate the roundabouts near Aksarben.
The roundabouts will be dangerous for pedestrians - especially the children crossing streets on their way to and from school.
I feel this roundabout is not in character of the neighborhood. It also will not slow traffic and instead will lead to more speeding . This street needs an additional light to slow things down
Cmon people let's put money into other things
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No roundabouts. Please at least try 24/7 two-way on Farnam Street.
Unfortunately, due to a very high traffic corner and college kids and other students, the move to this change will see a kid on bike be destroyed by someone looking left....
We do not need round-a-bouts. We do need more traffic enforcement to encourage safer driving.
5010 Cuming Street
Works well now. Roundabouts take up too much space
Terrible pla to put a roundabout, it will make walking impossible. This is not west Omaha where there are no sidewalks anyway, this is a liveable, walk-friendly part of the city, don’t ruin it for the people who live here.
No to roundabouts.
Keep Omaha safe and keep us sane. I agree with Dundee Memorial Park Association.