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Pedestrian Crossing Sign on Seaway & Fernandina

Pedestrian Crossing Sign on Seaway & Fernandina

Closed — 37 supporters Verified

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Melisa L.
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Linda M.
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Jody S.
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Mary A.
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Pete W.
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Lee W.
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Barbara S.
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Started by Erick Gill 8 years, 7 months ago

I'm collecting signatures to see if there is support to convince Fort Piece City Commissioners that the residents of South Beach would like a blinking Pedestrian Crossing sign at Seaway Drive and Fernandina Street, providing safe crossing to the pedestrian path that runs through the parking lot of Manatee Island and down to the Jetty. (Something like the city installed in front of the Manatee Center.)

16 Comments

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Dianne Pennell
8 years ago Featured

Yes, certainly needed. With Manatee Restaurant traffic with people coming & going from parking lot coupled with heavy street traffic & blind spot when crossing from Fernandina due to curve...absolutely a safety issue. Thanks for taking on this project.

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Dale Justice
8 years ago Featured

Providing a pedestrian path without a safe crossing on a busy (and the only) road at Seaway Drive and Fernandina Street is an incomplete & dangerous public safety solution. THIS is where cars weighing thousands of pounds cross paths with pedestrians and bikes weighing a fraction - if contact occurs, who wins? Please do the right thing and improve this crossing. Regards

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Lucy savory
8 years ago Featured

If achieved, just hope it is followed and enforced. I've been known to count 8 plus cars go by before someone stops for me at such crosswalks. Thank for pursuing this.

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Melisa Lindsay
8 years ago

A pedestrian crossing would be wonderful!

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Linda Matthews
8 years ago

This is definitely needed to keep residents and tourists safe.

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Jody Santanella
8 years ago

I have been complaining about the same thing for years. It’s very unsafe to cross there and it’s the right place for a crosswalk.

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Mary Ann Konrek
8 years ago

Great idea. It's always very hard to cross there with all the traffic

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Pete Whitridge
8 years ago

This location is a major crossing point on Seaway to go to the linear park and inlet. P>