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Safe Pedestrian/Cyclist Route for Highway 9

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Tony Cockrell
7 years ago

I live in Boulder Creek and I am a regular cyclist on hwy 9. It is always precarious and rarely feels safe, but sometimes I rely on my bicycle for getting to work.

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Robert Reed
7 years ago

I would love to see a bike lane on Hwy 9 all the way to Boulder Creek and beyond.

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Julie Langley
7 years ago

My sincerest condolences!

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Marilyn Cahn
7 years ago

Marilyn

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Pam N
7 years ago

What a shame!! When will walking & cycling be safe???

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Therese Ebert
7 years ago

We need to make streets safe for pedestrians and cyclists!

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Joanne Noce
7 years ago

I'm all for Rail and Trail, please keep up the good work for the greater good. Thanks, Joanne

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Teri Ruegg
7 years ago

Make our streets safe for all

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Wishing it would be safer to walk or bicycle into Boulder Creek and the rest of the San Lorenzo Valley!

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Peter Scott
7 years ago

Hope this helps.

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Curt Simmons
7 years ago

The lack of a safe place to walk or bike along Hwy 9, especially close to downtown Felton, is a disgrace. We can do better. We must do better.

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max borowy
7 years ago

good

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JoAnn Tennent
7 years ago

This should’ve been done years ago lots of people of been hit on Highway nine not safe

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Marcia StClair
7 years ago

Please follow through and solve this problem.

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STEVEN ROOKS
7 years ago

All pedestrians need a safe place to walk on Hwy 9. Fix it.

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Tiffany Schmidt
7 years ago

We need to start valuing lives over convenience.

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STEVEN FREITAS
7 years ago

This area is extremely dangerous and should have been addressed long ago. I do not recall a solution to this specific area in the RTC plan. Why not?? The area from the schools to Felton needs a lot more attention.

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Jon lysons
7 years ago

Protect the people please

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Terri Williams
7 years ago

Yes! Count me IN. I Vote