I have MS. I cannot take public transport at this time. Do I not deserve to get from point A to B without major delays, frustration and cultural guilt? You have no idea what issues your Road Diet causes.
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ann Todd
8 years ago
we can barely get around now! None of my clients want bike lanes on 35th. Stop!
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Nicholas Hughes
8 years ago
Stop the Bike Lanes. keep 35th alive
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Peggy Marie Johnson
8 years ago
The City has never asked us what WE want. Resist
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Kimberly Peterson
8 years ago
No Bike lanes!
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john jewitt
8 years ago
Keep our neighborhood alive! stop the shortsighted plan from the SDOT/CITY
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Christine Lambert
8 years ago
Less parking on 35th means more people trying to park on our street which has already a problem for parking spaces.
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Martha Neuman
8 years ago
SDOT recently made the bikeways on the side streets. We do not need a dedicated bike lane and less parking on an arterial like 35th. Not safe for anyone. Not a priority use of our City general funds.
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Marla Chandler
8 years ago
I live on the west side of 35th and want to be able to park my car near my house at night.
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Bonnie massey
8 years ago
Keep 35th AVE NE the way it is today.
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Tara Marino
8 years ago
Northeast branch library parking is next to impossible now.
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Jane Bogle
8 years ago
This is a crazy idea!
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Daphne Dahms
8 years ago
The bike plan this project is based on is outdated and does not reflect the current traffic state of Seattle. Hijacking Federal money for this bastardization of our roadway should be illegal.
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salveig hart
8 years ago
bike lanes are dangerous. Keep 35th safe with more crosswalks.
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George Brumder
8 years ago
Bike lanes on side streets. Cars and buses on arterials!
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Trevor Clark
8 years ago
Save our Street from the horrible Bike plan that makes no sense!
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Cheryl Berenson
8 years ago
Listen to the public & most of all neighborhoods!!!!!
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Marsha Crivello
8 years ago
100 % agree to the stated specific changes needed. Bicyclists already have alt route. Even if lanes were added bicyclists would not be safe because of traffic along 35th.
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Rachel Nathanson
8 years ago
With a bike lane on 39th, just a few blocks over, this is not needed. Any smart cyclist knows NOT to bike on 35th. This is a huge impact on businesses and local commerce to us neighbors.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I also sent a letter to Mayor Durkin, opposing the bike lane.
I have MS. I cannot take public transport at this time. Do I not deserve to get from point A to B without major delays, frustration and cultural guilt? You have no idea what issues your Road Diet causes.
we can barely get around now! None of my clients want bike lanes on 35th. Stop!
Stop the Bike Lanes. keep 35th alive
The City has never asked us what WE want. Resist
No Bike lanes!
Keep our neighborhood alive! stop the shortsighted plan from the SDOT/CITY
Less parking on 35th means more people trying to park on our street which has already a problem for parking spaces.
SDOT recently made the bikeways on the side streets. We do not need a dedicated bike lane and less parking on an arterial like 35th. Not safe for anyone. Not a priority use of our City general funds.
I live on the west side of 35th and want to be able to park my car near my house at night.
Keep 35th AVE NE the way it is today.
Northeast branch library parking is next to impossible now.
This is a crazy idea!
The bike plan this project is based on is outdated and does not reflect the current traffic state of Seattle. Hijacking Federal money for this bastardization of our roadway should be illegal.
bike lanes are dangerous. Keep 35th safe with more crosswalks.
Bike lanes on side streets. Cars and buses on arterials!
Save our Street from the horrible Bike plan that makes no sense!
Listen to the public & most of all neighborhoods!!!!!
100 % agree to the stated specific changes needed. Bicyclists already have alt route. Even if lanes were added bicyclists would not be safe because of traffic along 35th.
With a bike lane on 39th, just a few blocks over, this is not needed. Any smart cyclist knows NOT to bike on 35th. This is a huge impact on businesses and local commerce to us neighbors.
I also sent a letter to Mayor Durkin, opposing the bike lane.