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Bass Lake Road Traffic & Pedestrian Safety At The Lake NOW!

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Pamela K Millard
6 years ago

Want to know the timeline of when Silver Springs will go through to Green Valley Road

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Richard Fredeen
6 years ago

We need these

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Bill Southard
6 years ago

Bridlewood Canyon resident

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Ginger
6 years ago

The bass lake curve is dangerous and the county know it! Fix BLR

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Erin Kramer
6 years ago

I fully agree with BLAC suggestions for turn improvements into existing and new developments

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Darrell Wooton
6 years ago

There are far too many traffic accidents now to not improve Bass lake road. The future will be grim for drivers with the new Safeway center and proposed additional housing. I thought this was supposed to be a condition when the Safeway center was started

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please, fix the road.

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Thomas Armstrong
6 years ago

Bass Lake Road needs safety improvements to prevent accidents.

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Rob Kaspar
6 years ago

bike / walk path on Bass Lake Road would be safer for me to exercise on every night . THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Residents’ safety should be a priority

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Heidi Stepp
6 years ago

Please provide infrastructure with the new home/shopping developments. So tired of people on my tail as I turn right on Madera.

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Lois Payne
6 years ago

The 25 mile per hour sharp turn corner is especially dangerous. It needs to be made safer. What is the plan there?

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Beth Hopkins
6 years ago

The danger on this road will only be worse with all the new traffic.

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Stephanie Layton
6 years ago

Bass Lake Rd needs these safety improvements and should have been conditioned before being approved by EDC.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

It can only get worse impacting the residents' safety which includes my daughter's family who must use Bass Lake Rd

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David Araki
6 years ago

3 way stops at Bridlewood and Madera or signals.

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

I've lived in the Bass Lake Hills area for 32 years. The two lane county road was sufficient back then, but now with the massive amount of vehicles added to the same road is, in my opinion, criminal. My neighbor was killed trying to get on to Bass Lake Road. The developers get the breaks, while we pay the price!

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Donna McKinley
6 years ago

First, the constant growth of housing and the elimination of all our open areas and wildlife (the things that brought us to EDH). Now, ignoring our basic needs of safety on our overloaded roads. It's clear the builders don't live here, or they wouldn't tolerate this madness. Destroying EDH and our property values along with it. How will children get to the store? Ride their bikes along a curved road with no shoulder? Greed - plain and simple, D

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Esther West
6 years ago

Bass Lake Rd. is a dangerous, narrow 2-lane road. Why was so many houses allowed to be built without improvements on Bass Lake Rd?

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Tiffany Rolston
6 years ago

Please help us stay safe on this hazardous road!