A greenway that ties in Radnor lake would be wonderful. Also, greenways add value to nearby homes.
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Earl Mitchell
7 years ago
What kind of morons turn down a grant like this? Seriously- do you realize how hard it is to get grants? Do you realize that 80% of it would be paid for? How much closer to free can you get? You all are idiots!!
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Bart Campbell
7 years ago
As a resident and tax-payer of over three decades in Oak Hill, I strongly support Oak Hill's participation in this study.
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Andrew Capra
7 years ago
Time for a forward-thinking Oak Hill! Nashville continues to boom -let's improve transit along this corridor as soon as possible.
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Laurie Bruno
7 years ago
Please re-consider your support of the Franklin Pike Multimodal study. Let’s encourage healthy options for our community.
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MEAGAN BALDWIN
7 years ago
I’m in favor of the pathway.
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Josh Bowling
7 years ago
Our family lives in Oak Hill. We need to spend $60k in order to obtain the grant and perform the study so that whatever decision is made will be based on data as opposed to conjecture. The autocentric nature of travel is not only an problematic issue for Oak Hill but also for our broader community. I would appreciate our commissioners listening to the voice of the residents as they determine how to move forward. Our family loves Nashville and Oak hill. We would like to see the city play a role in moving us closer to a transportation system that provides options for travel other than an automobile.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Do the study!
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John Bowers
7 years ago
It seems that more and more people are interested in being able to walk about and bike safely in their neighborhoods. Surely it is worth the time and effort to see how this can be done on the Franklin Pike corridor.
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Michael Villalobos
7 years ago
A study to determine the feasibility of a path is needed as this is a main artery between Brentwood and the city. I highly urge the Board of Commissioners to reconsider their support. At healthier Nashville that supplies pathways for activity is crucial to the well being of the city and its suburbs.
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Sandra Wiek
7 years ago
Great idea!
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Trish Hackett
7 years ago
Make it nice for everyone.
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Brett Sheriff
7 years ago
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Jon Tate
7 years ago
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The magnitude of positive impact this will have on the community is extraordinary. The numbers of schools, churches, and places of business that would be accessible by something other than single occupant vehicles is reason enough make this happen. Please, make this happen.
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Bryan E Bloebaum
7 years ago
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I used to commute to Brentwood from East Nashville by bike. This section of road is not bike friendly and any options to correct this should at least be considered.
Please support this.
Please do this!
Its time to make Nashville Green and Healthy!
Green is good.
Please add the greenway!
A greenway that ties in Radnor lake would be wonderful. Also, greenways add value to nearby homes.
What kind of morons turn down a grant like this? Seriously- do you realize how hard it is to get grants? Do you realize that 80% of it would be paid for? How much closer to free can you get? You all are idiots!!
As a resident and tax-payer of over three decades in Oak Hill, I strongly support Oak Hill's participation in this study.
Time for a forward-thinking Oak Hill! Nashville continues to boom -let's improve transit along this corridor as soon as possible.
Please re-consider your support of the Franklin Pike Multimodal study. Let’s encourage healthy options for our community.
I’m in favor of the pathway.
Our family lives in Oak Hill. We need to spend $60k in order to obtain the grant and perform the study so that whatever decision is made will be based on data as opposed to conjecture. The autocentric nature of travel is not only an problematic issue for Oak Hill but also for our broader community. I would appreciate our commissioners listening to the voice of the residents as they determine how to move forward. Our family loves Nashville and Oak hill. We would like to see the city play a role in moving us closer to a transportation system that provides options for travel other than an automobile.
Do the study!
It seems that more and more people are interested in being able to walk about and bike safely in their neighborhoods. Surely it is worth the time and effort to see how this can be done on the Franklin Pike corridor.
A study to determine the feasibility of a path is needed as this is a main artery between Brentwood and the city. I highly urge the Board of Commissioners to reconsider their support. At healthier Nashville that supplies pathways for activity is crucial to the well being of the city and its suburbs.
Great idea!
Make it nice for everyone.
The magnitude of positive impact this will have on the community is extraordinary. The numbers of schools, churches, and places of business that would be accessible by something other than single occupant vehicles is reason enough make this happen. Please, make this happen.
I used to commute to Brentwood from East Nashville by bike. This section of road is not bike friendly and any options to correct this should at least be considered.