The Town of Cary officially approved the rezoning plan for the Fryar Property including our required traffic calming measures. We will monitor the site plans during the upcoming development phase to ensure the 25 mph speed limit remains the standard for the new road.
As a resident of the Highcroft community located just south of the Fryar Property, I would like to express my support for the proposed Fryar Property rezoning. I understand that as part of the rezoning approval, Highcroft Drive thru the Fryar Property will be designed to feel more like a residential street than a standard collector street and will include traffic calming devices that will encourage slower driving speeds.
I would also strongly urge the Town of Cary to consider designing and posting Highcroft Drive thru Fryar as a 25 mph road.
The increase in support has moved this request into the priority queue for the upcoming town planning session. I am currently finalizing the formal request to prioritize the 25 mph designation during the infrastructure review phase.
Reached 100 supporters
February 19, 2012
6 Comments
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Mike Choi
14 years ago
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Finally some sensible planning. Traffic is out of control in this neighborhood and this plan actually addresses it.
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Robert Fisher
14 years ago
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This rezoning is the only way to keep the area safe. lets get it done.
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David Karimi
14 years ago
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About time. highcroft drive is a wreck already so we definitely need those speed bumps or whatever they are planning.
S
Sarah Kumar
14 years ago
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PLEASE make it 25 mph. people already fly down our street like they are on a racetrack and it puts everyone at risk.
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Lisa Nkemelu
14 years ago
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Agree 100 percent. The traffic calming is a must if they want to put more houses in. keep the speed limit low.
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Jennifer Doyle
14 years ago
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i live right there and support this change. tired of the speeders cutting through.
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The Town of Cary officially approved the rezoning plan for the Fryar Property including our required traffic calming measures. We will monitor the site plans during the upcoming development phase to ensure the 25 mph speed limit remains the standard for the new road.
As a resident of the Highcroft community located just south of the Fryar Property, I would like to express my support for the proposed Fryar Property rezoning. I understand that as part of the rezoning approval, Highcroft Drive thru the Fryar Property will be designed to feel more like a residential street than a standard collector street and will include traffic calming devices that will encourage slower driving speeds.
I would also strongly urge the Town of Cary to consider designing and posting Highcroft Drive thru Fryar as a 25 mph road.
The increase in support has moved this request into the priority queue for the upcoming town planning session. I am currently finalizing the formal request to prioritize the 25 mph designation during the infrastructure review phase.
Reached 100 supporters
February 19, 2012
6 Comments
M
Mike Choi
14 years ago
Featured
Finally some sensible planning. Traffic is out of control in this neighborhood and this plan actually addresses it.
R
Robert Fisher
14 years ago
Featured
This rezoning is the only way to keep the area safe. lets get it done.
D
David Karimi
14 years ago
Featured
About time. highcroft drive is a wreck already so we definitely need those speed bumps or whatever they are planning.
S
Sarah Kumar
14 years ago
Featured
PLEASE make it 25 mph. people already fly down our street like they are on a racetrack and it puts everyone at risk.
L
Lisa Nkemelu
14 years ago
Featured
Agree 100 percent. The traffic calming is a must if they want to put more houses in. keep the speed limit low.
J
Jennifer Doyle
14 years ago
Featured
i live right there and support this change. tired of the speeders cutting through.
Finally some sensible planning. Traffic is out of control in this neighborhood and this plan actually addresses it.