I pass by 35th on daily basis, I hardly remember seeing any cyclist. How many cyclist will actually benefit from the proposed change and how many drivers and pedestrians will be adversely affected!
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Nava Gazitt
8 years ago
Too many people , many elderly, who attend religious institutes, the library, and eateries in the area will suffer from the change.
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Tony
8 years ago
No way
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William Li
8 years ago
While there are repairs and improvements that are badly needed on 35th Ave NE, especially at the intersection with NE 75th Street, the current plan is bad for commuters, bad for local businesses, bad for local residents and ultimately bad for cyclists too.
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Jeremy Alk
8 years ago
How does this help anyone inc. bicyclists by making the avenue Less safe for everyone?
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Shannon Greene
8 years ago
You are hurting businesses and making it unsafe for people who will have to park across the street from their homes. This is a lot of expense for a street where no one rides bikes. The public hearing was overwhelming against the plan. There will be some major accidents and maybe even some fatalities with this plan. Why are you not listening to the residents of these neighborhoods.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
As an everyday bike commuter to and from work and recreational rider i believe these bike lanes are not only unnecessary they are poorly designed and unsafe. I will not use them because they endanger my life because they need to be crossed by turning vehicles, and any delivery vehicle. Please stop taking parking away from our relatives under the guise of keeping me safe.
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Camille Fisher
8 years ago
Parking on 35th is needed. Also, Modifications to add bike lanes throughout the city have made driving lanes smaller and more likely to hit other cars thus leading to more accidents. Further, getting rid of parking on 35th will make me less likely to use the stores on the road, which is not good for business.
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Kevin Graham
8 years ago
Stop choking the city. You are killing business, making living here unbelievably unlivable, and not solving any problems. Very few philosophies have "serving the very few benifits the majority"
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Kendra Wagner
8 years ago
I am a regular at Starbucks, 8 Limbs Yoga, and Orange Theory. I watched the ridiculousness of the bike lanes ruining Cap. Hill parking and don't want Wedgwood ruined also.
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Lee Summers
8 years ago
No more bike lanes until the bikers start paying for them !! Make them license there bicycle !!
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Peter Zink
8 years ago
Bad idea . This will hurt businesses on 35th and make shopping there harder .
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Sharon Alper
8 years ago
This is a terrible plan. Why would you/SDOT destroy businesses when alternatives exist.
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Victoria Latka
8 years ago
As a cyclist, I am AGAINST this idea. It’s terrible!
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Cesar Cruz
8 years ago
Please save those parking spaces that the public utilize to get to their store or small business.
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William Isgrig
8 years ago
Please reconsider this ill-conceived plan. It will hurt small businesses in Wedgwood. The bike greenway on 39th and the Burke-Gilman are both nearby and provide more than adequate north-south capacity.
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Ruth Vincent
8 years ago
Seniors need to be able to park near their destination. Why hurt local merchants for a few bike riders?
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De Lise Hartzell
8 years ago
The plan currently prioritizes bike riders, (who currently pay no tab fees for the roads, while inconveniencing the business community.
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Gail E Summers
8 years ago
Already way too many dangerous hazards & distractions on this stretch of roadway to add a bike lane, people are going to be injured or worse! Bikes have several already designated and much safer places to ride in NE Seattle.
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Loanne pham
8 years ago
Please understand that this is a really important matter. We small businesses needs parking to generate our business. Without our businesses , it will affects our family, children and community. At the end it’s a lose, lose situation for all. Please reconsider your plan and find a better solution for everyone .
I pass by 35th on daily basis, I hardly remember seeing any cyclist. How many cyclist will actually benefit from the proposed change and how many drivers and pedestrians will be adversely affected!
Too many people , many elderly, who attend religious institutes, the library, and eateries in the area will suffer from the change.
No way
While there are repairs and improvements that are badly needed on 35th Ave NE, especially at the intersection with NE 75th Street, the current plan is bad for commuters, bad for local businesses, bad for local residents and ultimately bad for cyclists too.
How does this help anyone inc. bicyclists by making the avenue Less safe for everyone?
You are hurting businesses and making it unsafe for people who will have to park across the street from their homes. This is a lot of expense for a street where no one rides bikes. The public hearing was overwhelming against the plan. There will be some major accidents and maybe even some fatalities with this plan. Why are you not listening to the residents of these neighborhoods.
As an everyday bike commuter to and from work and recreational rider i believe these bike lanes are not only unnecessary they are poorly designed and unsafe. I will not use them because they endanger my life because they need to be crossed by turning vehicles, and any delivery vehicle. Please stop taking parking away from our relatives under the guise of keeping me safe.
Parking on 35th is needed. Also, Modifications to add bike lanes throughout the city have made driving lanes smaller and more likely to hit other cars thus leading to more accidents. Further, getting rid of parking on 35th will make me less likely to use the stores on the road, which is not good for business.
Stop choking the city. You are killing business, making living here unbelievably unlivable, and not solving any problems. Very few philosophies have "serving the very few benifits the majority"
I am a regular at Starbucks, 8 Limbs Yoga, and Orange Theory. I watched the ridiculousness of the bike lanes ruining Cap. Hill parking and don't want Wedgwood ruined also.
No more bike lanes until the bikers start paying for them !! Make them license there bicycle !!
Bad idea . This will hurt businesses on 35th and make shopping there harder .
This is a terrible plan. Why would you/SDOT destroy businesses when alternatives exist.
As a cyclist, I am AGAINST this idea. It’s terrible!
Please save those parking spaces that the public utilize to get to their store or small business.
Please reconsider this ill-conceived plan. It will hurt small businesses in Wedgwood. The bike greenway on 39th and the Burke-Gilman are both nearby and provide more than adequate north-south capacity.
Seniors need to be able to park near their destination. Why hurt local merchants for a few bike riders?
The plan currently prioritizes bike riders, (who currently pay no tab fees for the roads, while inconveniencing the business community.
Already way too many dangerous hazards & distractions on this stretch of roadway to add a bike lane, people are going to be injured or worse! Bikes have several already designated and much safer places to ride in NE Seattle.
Please understand that this is a really important matter. We small businesses needs parking to generate our business. Without our businesses , it will affects our family, children and community. At the end it’s a lose, lose situation for all. Please reconsider your plan and find a better solution for everyone .