Yes, I agree that the White Bridge to Woodlawn Connector is not the solution to our traffic issues in West Nashville. No one knows architecturally exactly what this connector looks like or where it will be located so to place it in the Major and Collector Street Plan is absolutely premature. We request that this connector be removed from the plan until a formal traffic study of the Harding/White Bridge intersection and surrounding collector and arterial streets can be performed. We all need to know how our neighborhoods will be affected by any changes to traffic patterns in West Nashville.
The lack of transparency regarding the proposed location of this connector remains our primary concern. I am currently coordinating with local representatives to ensure that a thorough traffic study is completed before any permanent decisions are made.
Reached 100 supporters
April 13, 2011
6 Comments
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Karen Montgomery
15 years ago
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So frustrating. Keep it off the plan until we actually get some real answers about the impact on our homes.
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Tom Townsend
15 years ago
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Slow down and do a traffic study. Seems pretty simple to me but apparently not for the city.
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David Mathis
15 years ago
Featured
PUT THE BRAKES ON THIS. We dont need another shortcut for people cutting through our streets to get to hwy 70.
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Jen Conway
15 years ago
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My kids walk to school near there and traffic is already a nightmare. This will make it way worse for us.
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Mike Patel
15 years ago
Featured
Total incompetence by the city planners. Why are they pushing this through before we even see the road designs? Stop it now.
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Sarah May
15 years ago
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This is going to ruin our neighborhood. We already have enough congestion without adding more through traffic. Do the study first.
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Yes, I agree that the White Bridge to Woodlawn Connector is not the solution to our traffic issues in West Nashville. No one knows architecturally exactly what this connector looks like or where it will be located so to place it in the Major and Collector Street Plan is absolutely premature. We request that this connector be removed from the plan until a formal traffic study of the Harding/White Bridge intersection and surrounding collector and arterial streets can be performed. We all need to know how our neighborhoods will be affected by any changes to traffic patterns in West Nashville.
The lack of transparency regarding the proposed location of this connector remains our primary concern. I am currently coordinating with local representatives to ensure that a thorough traffic study is completed before any permanent decisions are made.
Reached 100 supporters
April 13, 2011
6 Comments
K
Karen Montgomery
15 years ago
Featured
So frustrating. Keep it off the plan until we actually get some real answers about the impact on our homes.
T
Tom Townsend
15 years ago
Featured
Slow down and do a traffic study. Seems pretty simple to me but apparently not for the city.
D
David Mathis
15 years ago
Featured
PUT THE BRAKES ON THIS. We dont need another shortcut for people cutting through our streets to get to hwy 70.
J
Jen Conway
15 years ago
Featured
My kids walk to school near there and traffic is already a nightmare. This will make it way worse for us.
M
Mike Patel
15 years ago
Featured
Total incompetence by the city planners. Why are they pushing this through before we even see the road designs? Stop it now.
S
Sarah May
15 years ago
Featured
This is going to ruin our neighborhood. We already have enough congestion without adding more through traffic. Do the study first.
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So frustrating. Keep it off the plan until we actually get some real answers about the impact on our homes.