Not necessary, neighborhood community, and would be millions of tax payers dollars wasted. Use the $ for schools!
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Susan Salome
10 years ago
Widening Chenowith would ruin the area and invite more traffic. There is absolutely nothing wrong with leaving it as is.
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B.C. Deans
10 years ago
Stop the widening of Cheoweth Lane
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Dr John Harle
10 years ago
A widening of this road will have a negative environmental and socialogical affect on the Brownsboro community and residents alike.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Instead of widening Chenoweth Lane can we get a sign with a straight and a left turn arrow on Chenoweth Lane turning onto Brownsboro Rd. It is marked in the road but not on the signs. Thanks.
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Beth Freibert
10 years ago
Do not want to see to Chenoweth Lane widened. This is a nice neighborhood that doesn't need to be commercialized.
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Ann Hammon
10 years ago
It would become a traffic hell.
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Jerry McCombs
10 years ago
please be joking. there is nothing wrong with Chenweth Lane....beautiful neighborhoods, sidewalks, trees.....leave it alone......if you want a project go fix the pot holes on other streets.
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Karen Crook
10 years ago
We have to keep the sidewalks on Chenoweth Lane to keep it safe for our neighborhoods. There is not a day you drive that you don't see walkers. Save our road.
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Caryn Barba
10 years ago
We need a safe place for cyclists and pedestrians to travel! More bike lanes throughout Louisville!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Widening Chenoweth Lane will add to the congestion and would take away the sidewalk on the east side of Chenoweth Lane. Also adding a bike lane to an already crowded street is a big mistake.
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Debra Harlan
10 years ago
Cars shouldn't be the driving force! Pun intended! Trees, sidewalks, bikes. There I've said it. again.
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john paul
10 years ago
don't turn Chenoweth Ln. into the next Shelbyville Rd.
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Scott
10 years ago
What at terrible idea! That would look awful and make it more difficult & dangerous for children or anyone to cross.
If they want to make it safer, why can't they lower the speed limit to 25 mph and enforce it? It's not a long stretch of road. Lowering the speed limit wouldn't be a problem for drivers and would make things much safer for children in the neighborhood.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I think this a terrible idea and will lead to more traffic issues of speeding, wrecks, etc. Not to mention directly impacting the neighbors in that community.
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Lynne smith
10 years ago
I have lived off Chrnoweth Ln or near Chenoweth Lane for over 50 years. It is my route of choice! Please don't destroy one of the best areas of St. Matthews!
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Mary Hazelip
10 years ago
NO NO NO!!!
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Paula Aebersold
10 years ago
I drive Chenoweth Lane at least 4 times a week. I do not think that Chenoweth Lane needs a turning lane. If there were a turning lane people would go faster making it harder to turn onto Chenoweth Lane from a side road. I have never had any problems driving on the road.
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Joe Fairleigh
10 years ago
I live off Chenoweth Ln and travel on it everyday, and feel that there is no need to make changes. I hope the state uses the money, were it really is needed.
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Colleen Pamplin
10 years ago
Do not need widening of Chenoweth Lane. It would ruin the beauty and charm of the neighborhood!
Not necessary, neighborhood community, and would be millions of tax payers dollars wasted. Use the $ for schools!
Widening Chenowith would ruin the area and invite more traffic. There is absolutely nothing wrong with leaving it as is.
Stop the widening of Cheoweth Lane
A widening of this road will have a negative environmental and socialogical affect on the Brownsboro community and residents alike.
Instead of widening Chenoweth Lane can we get a sign with a straight and a left turn arrow on Chenoweth Lane turning onto Brownsboro Rd. It is marked in the road but not on the signs. Thanks.
Do not want to see to Chenoweth Lane widened. This is a nice neighborhood that doesn't need to be commercialized.
It would become a traffic hell.
please be joking. there is nothing wrong with Chenweth Lane....beautiful neighborhoods, sidewalks, trees.....leave it alone......if you want a project go fix the pot holes on other streets.
We have to keep the sidewalks on Chenoweth Lane to keep it safe for our neighborhoods. There is not a day you drive that you don't see walkers. Save our road.
We need a safe place for cyclists and pedestrians to travel! More bike lanes throughout Louisville!
Widening Chenoweth Lane will add to the congestion and would take away the sidewalk on the east side of Chenoweth Lane. Also adding a bike lane to an already crowded street is a big mistake.
Cars shouldn't be the driving force! Pun intended! Trees, sidewalks, bikes. There I've said it. again.
don't turn Chenoweth Ln. into the next Shelbyville Rd.
What at terrible idea! That would look awful and make it more difficult & dangerous for children or anyone to cross. If they want to make it safer, why can't they lower the speed limit to 25 mph and enforce it? It's not a long stretch of road. Lowering the speed limit wouldn't be a problem for drivers and would make things much safer for children in the neighborhood.
I think this a terrible idea and will lead to more traffic issues of speeding, wrecks, etc. Not to mention directly impacting the neighbors in that community.
I have lived off Chrnoweth Ln or near Chenoweth Lane for over 50 years. It is my route of choice! Please don't destroy one of the best areas of St. Matthews!
NO NO NO!!!
I drive Chenoweth Lane at least 4 times a week. I do not think that Chenoweth Lane needs a turning lane. If there were a turning lane people would go faster making it harder to turn onto Chenoweth Lane from a side road. I have never had any problems driving on the road.
I live off Chenoweth Ln and travel on it everyday, and feel that there is no need to make changes. I hope the state uses the money, were it really is needed.
Do not need widening of Chenoweth Lane. It would ruin the beauty and charm of the neighborhood!