As a resident of arbor oaks I support this petition to built county road A .
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Kylene Grell
11 years ago
FUND County road A!!!
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Jennifer Risenmay
11 years ago
Apparently common sense is easy down on the list in road planning. Safety first!
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Megan Rutherford
· petition starter
12 years ago
Thanks for the info and support Greg. I would encourage you to send your observations in writing to your board member, Anne Bryan, [email protected], and the superintendent, Jeff Rose, [email protected], both of whom have heard about this particular issue. Also, please pass on the petition link to whomever you know that might be interested to sign it.
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Greg Iovino
12 years ago
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Funneling more traffic in-front of Springville school is not a good idea. Not only does construction traffic ignore people trying to cross the street IN cross walks, but cars without kids not dropping people off also ignore x-walk pedestrians. increasing and forcing more traffic in-front of the school is a recipe for disaster. I was already planning to contact schools, sheriff, current construction companies to warn them of the issue and increase the liability when road signals are ignored. BTW, construction has TURNED OFF the blinking traffic sign for speed limits for school; sounds illegal to me.
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Megan Rutherford
· petition starter
12 years ago
We asked for Gain Share funds last night. Another possibility is diverting county funds from widening Springville to completing Road A and the light.
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Michael Karden
12 years ago
Where are the funds going to come from?
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Pavel Plekhanov
12 years ago
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The countly is going to make huge money on this development in property taxes, as well as fees associated with construction and sales, such as recording, inspection, approval, etc. Might as well do it right without endangering our kids.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Strongly support the initiative.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I am looking for a resolution that keeps kids safe and I hope this is the answer to meet that goal regarding the traffic issues.
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Al Piercey
12 years ago
I approve.
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John Gerling
12 years ago
This current situation is not safe for our children and must be changed.
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Dario Farias
12 years ago
Address 6516 NW Dingo Dr.
Portland OR 97229
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Anonymous
12 years ago
For kids and everyone's safety, please!
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Chelsea
12 years ago
I am really surprised that there is not only not a crosswalk and a light there, but not even a crossing guard across that very wide, busy street.
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Springville Traffic Safety
12 years ago
funded the proposed “County Road A” plan that would allow traffic to exit the Arbor Oaks neighborhood via Kaiser and 185th Avenue
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Paula Yazzolino
12 years ago
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I live on 165th - opposite Joss and have already witnessed some bad accidents at the intersection of Joss and Springville Road. People drive at speeds greater than the posted 45 and it is difficult to get out of Joss or 165th. The biggest reason is for kids to cross the busy street safely.
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Brian G. Stout
12 years ago
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As President of the Graf Meadows Home Owners Association I estend our concerns regarding the lack of long term planning for the already increased traffic flow and our neighborhood is already being impacted by this with constant concerns from parents and children with safety at this busy street and intersections.
This is long overdue. We have the problem now.
Agree
As a resident of arbor oaks I support this petition to built county road A .
FUND County road A!!!
Apparently common sense is easy down on the list in road planning. Safety first!
Thanks for the info and support Greg. I would encourage you to send your observations in writing to your board member, Anne Bryan, [email protected], and the superintendent, Jeff Rose, [email protected], both of whom have heard about this particular issue. Also, please pass on the petition link to whomever you know that might be interested to sign it.
Funneling more traffic in-front of Springville school is not a good idea. Not only does construction traffic ignore people trying to cross the street IN cross walks, but cars without kids not dropping people off also ignore x-walk pedestrians. increasing and forcing more traffic in-front of the school is a recipe for disaster. I was already planning to contact schools, sheriff, current construction companies to warn them of the issue and increase the liability when road signals are ignored. BTW, construction has TURNED OFF the blinking traffic sign for speed limits for school; sounds illegal to me.
We asked for Gain Share funds last night. Another possibility is diverting county funds from widening Springville to completing Road A and the light.
Where are the funds going to come from?
The countly is going to make huge money on this development in property taxes, as well as fees associated with construction and sales, such as recording, inspection, approval, etc. Might as well do it right without endangering our kids.
Strongly support the initiative.
I am looking for a resolution that keeps kids safe and I hope this is the answer to meet that goal regarding the traffic issues.
I approve.
This current situation is not safe for our children and must be changed.
Address 6516 NW Dingo Dr. Portland OR 97229
For kids and everyone's safety, please!
I am really surprised that there is not only not a crosswalk and a light there, but not even a crossing guard across that very wide, busy street.
funded the proposed “County Road A” plan that would allow traffic to exit the Arbor Oaks neighborhood via Kaiser and 185th Avenue
I live on 165th - opposite Joss and have already witnessed some bad accidents at the intersection of Joss and Springville Road. People drive at speeds greater than the posted 45 and it is difficult to get out of Joss or 165th. The biggest reason is for kids to cross the busy street safely.
As President of the Graf Meadows Home Owners Association I estend our concerns regarding the lack of long term planning for the already increased traffic flow and our neighborhood is already being impacted by this with constant concerns from parents and children with safety at this busy street and intersections.