The Homeowners of Ridge at Woodland Cove Townhomes/Woodland Cove Villas are concerned of hazardous driving along Woodland Cove Boulevard where it is unsafe for pedestrians. We petition the City of Minnestrista to install two (2) clearly marked crosswalks, at least one speed limit sign, or a blinking speed light.
The number of residents expressing concerns about vehicle speed on our boulevard has confirmed that this issue affects us all. I am currently preparing a formal letter to the city planning department to ensure our request is reviewed by the proper authorities.
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Gretchen Diessner
1 year ago
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I walk to Caribou and the grocery with my grand children. It is not safe as cars can be hidden by the landscaping. Visitors don’t know how often we use that crossing There is no warning.
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Scott Spalding
1 year ago
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The one proposed crosswalk is used at the bus stop for school children and the other crosswalk connects to the playground. Due to the concentrated number of children using these two locations, I feel it is very important to protect their safety. Now that there is a large number of residents using this road at a speed of 30 mph or faster, there needs to attention drawn to these crossings.
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Jennifer Engesser
1 year ago
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Even though there are 15 mph speed signs, many cars do not follow this. There’s many school age children getting in buses who’se safety is paramount.
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Karen Prestly
1 year ago
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Please take our petition seriously. We need crosswalks on the street, crosswalk signs, speed limit signs and for some period of time flashing speed tracking signs. You have no other development in Minnetrista with the density of Woodland Cove. Please listen to us
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Bruce
1 year ago
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This needed to be done years ago, we’re just lucky that no one hasn’t been hit.
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Christopher Palm
1 year ago
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I have two young children who like to play outside and bike and this road has caused a lot of anxiety because of unsafe crossing conditions.
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Mary Franz
1 year ago
We need safe crosswalks for the walkers and children in the neighborhood.
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Jane Bjork
1 year ago
We want safety and there are lots of dog walkers and kids out.
The Homeowners of Ridge at Woodland Cove Townhomes/Woodland Cove Villas are concerned of hazardous driving along Woodland Cove Boulevard where it is unsafe for pedestrians. We petition the City of Minnestrista to install two (2) clearly marked crosswalks, at least one speed limit sign, or a blinking speed light.
The number of residents expressing concerns about vehicle speed on our boulevard has confirmed that this issue affects us all. I am currently preparing a formal letter to the city planning department to ensure our request is reviewed by the proper authorities.
21 Comments
G
Gretchen Diessner
1 year ago
Featured
I walk to Caribou and the grocery with my grand children. It is not safe as cars can be hidden by the landscaping. Visitors don’t know how often we use that crossing There is no warning.
S
Scott Spalding
1 year ago
Featured
The one proposed crosswalk is used at the bus stop for school children and the other crosswalk connects to the playground. Due to the concentrated number of children using these two locations, I feel it is very important to protect their safety. Now that there is a large number of residents using this road at a speed of 30 mph or faster, there needs to attention drawn to these crossings.
J
Jennifer Engesser
1 year ago
Featured
Even though there are 15 mph speed signs, many cars do not follow this. There’s many school age children getting in buses who’se safety is paramount.
K
Karen Prestly
1 year ago
Featured
Please take our petition seriously. We need crosswalks on the street, crosswalk signs, speed limit signs and for some period of time flashing speed tracking signs. You have no other development in Minnetrista with the density of Woodland Cove. Please listen to us
B
Bruce
1 year ago
Featured
This needed to be done years ago, we’re just lucky that no one hasn’t been hit.
C
Christopher Palm
1 year ago
Featured
I have two young children who like to play outside and bike and this road has caused a lot of anxiety because of unsafe crossing conditions.
M
Mary Franz
1 year ago
We need safe crosswalks for the walkers and children in the neighborhood.
J
Jane Bjork
1 year ago
We want safety and there are lots of dog walkers and kids out.
I walk to Caribou and the grocery with my grand children. It is not safe as cars can be hidden by the landscaping. Visitors don’t know how often we use that crossing There is no warning.