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STOP THE HWY 98 BYPASS FROM ENTERING HBTS

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James Breland
2 years ago

Why is this being considered. It will not improve anything.

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Rachel Dahlin
2 years ago

A bypass should not go through a neighborhood!

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Conard Knight
2 years ago

Terrible idea

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Jeff Westrich
2 years ago

I don't want it

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JOSEPH MACIAS
2 years ago

Going through a residential subdivision to relieve Hwy. 98 congestion would cause more problems. There are other ways to relieve congestion.

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Rosario G Estrada
2 years ago

Stop The Plan

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Jeremy Estrada
2 years ago

There’s already a lot of traffic and speeders in Holley by the Sea. If this road is approved, there will be an influx of more traffic, speeders and accidents.

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Tiffany Martinez
2 years ago

We already have a speeding problem on Nevada and Frontera streets. This will cause more issues. 399 is already there, fix that road and leave the neighborhoods alone.

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denise honaker
2 years ago

I oppose this “road” going through our subdivision.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Going through a residential subdivision to relieve Hwy. 98 congestion is unacceptable.

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Joshua Amorelli
2 years ago

This is a poor idea from the start. Keep the traffic out of our neighborhoods. It is currently child friendly, this would destroy that immediately. Not to mention property values and wildlife impacts as well.

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Dick Whitten
2 years ago

Please don't destroy homes. Hwy 399 / aka East Bay Boulevard is the logical and already available choice. No wetlands to destroy and no homes taken.

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Robert Snelson
2 years ago

The only only change this stupid road would bring is the same peak season hwy 98 traffic in the middle of OUR NEIGHBORHOOD ruin dozens of homes and guaranty harm to Holley by the Sea.

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Cheryl A Martinez
2 years ago

I live on Leisure Street w/lush woods across from my house. I would hate to see this happen in the middle of my neighborhood. Plus, I have a little library and families visit OFTEN! Children on bikes, parents walking pets, and using strollers. AND, why come so far into HBTS to get off 98? Perhaps MARLIN instead!?? Or Broadmoor Street even better!

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James Holler
2 years ago

This bypass will do more harm than good. It will in fact increase traffic over time by creating a false sense of “openness”, it will tank property values, it will encourage more homeless to transit thru the neighborhood, it will put our children at risk. This makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. A better solution would be to time the stoplights to keep traffic at a steady pace. For instance, a light pattern that would support maintaining 50/55 mph without stopping for 6/7mi could help alleviate traffic congestion on the east end. Make the shoulders on 98 wider, and the exit sections longer would help as well.

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Angelica Burchfield
2 years ago

Its a neighborhood

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Jonathan Burchfield
2 years ago

Keep up the good fight, we don't want this going through our neighborhood.

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Dawnb Rodman
2 years ago

Running more traffic through a residential area is a no go.

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Adel
2 years ago

Will not help the congestion on the 98

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colene clayton
2 years ago

This bypass is not a sufficient plan