I support a sidewalk and bus stop on Highway 9 at the High School
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Varyl White
10 years ago
I support a sidewalk on Highway 9.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Yes, please! Sidewalks!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please do the right thing
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Barbara Hanson
10 years ago
Kids in the road is an invitation to disaster.
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Kris Waskell
10 years ago
Let's dream big and have a safe pedestrian/bike path from Felton to Ben Lomond
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Devin Whipple
10 years ago
We often bike to the disc golf course and school pool from our house in downtown Felton. The current path along the side of the highway is unprotected and dangerous for pedestrians.
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Moana Whipple
10 years ago
Would love to have a safe path from Felton to SLVHS. Definitely a huge improvement that would add to the community!
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Sarah Wilson
10 years ago
Let's make our highway safer for all who use it.
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colly gruczelak
10 years ago
Children should be our highest priority, We support the PATH.
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Donna Maurillo
10 years ago
Kids shouldn't have to compete with roadway traffic.
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Daryl Nounnan
10 years ago
An excellent idea. A safe path is much needed!
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Nancy Gerdt
10 years ago
Let's get this part done...then on to the next.
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N A Moore
10 years ago
I also support using the grant money to improve the student crosswalks, especially the one in front of the elementary school. That one is very dangerous@!
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Valerie
10 years ago
I feel it will make it safer for the children. It's really necessary with the weather in Santa Cruz mountains.
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Chris Holmes
10 years ago
Really ... it's about time, childrens safety 1st, libraries after that.
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Melissa Beren
10 years ago
This should carry over to Glen Arbor as well where children also walk to school
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Denise Marian Holmes
10 years ago
I am a registered voter and I live in Ben Lomond California.
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Ariel Young
10 years ago
It will be too late to benefit my kids, but I support this for the future kids! Really I think there should be a walking/biking path(s) from BBoulder Creek to downtown Felton.
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michelle getz
10 years ago
Nerve wracking for the kids who have walk/ride on the highway, and also for the parents who have to let them! Thank you for granting the money to make this improvement! mg
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mollie baltz
10 years ago
This is so needed, not just for the students, but would be even more effective if extended to felton center (if not beyond). I hope there can be some consideration to future additional safe-paths connecting people to resources around town.
I support a sidewalk on Highway 9.
Yes, please! Sidewalks!!
Please do the right thing
Kids in the road is an invitation to disaster.
Let's dream big and have a safe pedestrian/bike path from Felton to Ben Lomond
We often bike to the disc golf course and school pool from our house in downtown Felton. The current path along the side of the highway is unprotected and dangerous for pedestrians.
Would love to have a safe path from Felton to SLVHS. Definitely a huge improvement that would add to the community!
Let's make our highway safer for all who use it.
Children should be our highest priority, We support the PATH.
Kids shouldn't have to compete with roadway traffic.
An excellent idea. A safe path is much needed!
Let's get this part done...then on to the next.
I also support using the grant money to improve the student crosswalks, especially the one in front of the elementary school. That one is very dangerous@!
I feel it will make it safer for the children. It's really necessary with the weather in Santa Cruz mountains.
Really ... it's about time, childrens safety 1st, libraries after that.
This should carry over to Glen Arbor as well where children also walk to school
I am a registered voter and I live in Ben Lomond California.
It will be too late to benefit my kids, but I support this for the future kids! Really I think there should be a walking/biking path(s) from BBoulder Creek to downtown Felton.
Nerve wracking for the kids who have walk/ride on the highway, and also for the parents who have to let them! Thank you for granting the money to make this improvement! mg
This is so needed, not just for the students, but would be even more effective if extended to felton center (if not beyond). I hope there can be some consideration to future additional safe-paths connecting people to resources around town.