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Better Plan to Avoid Three-week Closing of Sea Island Road

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Leslie Jensen
10 years ago

Do the work at night!!

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Darlene Finnegan
10 years ago

Unbelievable, plus safety issues in the gridlock!

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Tallie Pipkin
10 years ago

I live at the north end of the island and have a child at Glynn middle. The closing of Sea Island Causeway is going to result in my child having to leave his house at least 30 mins earlier and getting home much later than usual. Please consider a different approach.

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Tom Hemmings
10 years ago

Do not close it.

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Jack barrett
10 years ago

Don't close it

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Stephanie DAmico
10 years ago

Please only work at night!

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Ashley Tindle
10 years ago

There has to be another solution. Find it please.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Do repairs at night. Actually work. Signs have been up that work is being done on Sea Island Road and there is hardly ever anyone doing any work???? Will Alan Ours be at Jekyll's Comedy Night? Find another route. How many does he think we have?

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Teresa Conlan
10 years ago

This will be a nightmare!

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Debbie Frame
10 years ago

Work at night with lights

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Jan Kiss
10 years ago

As an alternative.. How about doing the repairs at night when most people are off the roads..

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Criss Stillwagon
10 years ago

IRRESPONSIBLE Please work at night!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Work @ night, take more time, so what. The closure will be a disaster

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Nancy carter
10 years ago

Work at night

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Samuel Stevens Tucker
10 years ago

Insane! They could build a temporary bypass. This Island will come to a complete gridlock if they close the road.

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Carlisle Vason
10 years ago

The road closure plan is too extreme - traffic will be grid locked on the island. This is irresponsible - certainly not a service to the community. If there was a St. Simons Island city government this would never happen,

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Mary Ann Ellis
10 years ago

Could this please wait til summer...after school is out? That would eliminate at least half of the traffic.

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Ed Davis
10 years ago

Find another route! And where does Alan Ours live, Brunswick?

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Gena Churchwell
10 years ago

Continued development will result in traffic this bad all the time.

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Dave Schauer
10 years ago

This decision appears to work best for the Water and Sewer Commission. It certainly isn't the best solution for visitors and residents of SSI. Other communities have this type work done in off hours under lights. The Commission needs to rethink their decision.