please remember we the people (who vote) work her, ride here, walk her shop, raise kids etc…
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Jennifer: We have two teen groups that meet here every week. The kids walk on Merrimon to get lunch. It’s already hard to cross
These changes are not designed for people, only for cars. I think they will not only endanger pedestrians and cyclists but also hurt local businesses.
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Nicholas: Please reconsider project. There are other solutions for Merrimon that benefit the community as a whole
New urban studies show that wider faster sprawl diminishes returns for the city. Diluting neighborhood culture. Cutting people off from their once walkable neighborhoods.
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Bridget: Last summer my children were almost hit by a car turning from Weaver onto Merrimon (heading north)
We need to be forward thinking about this. The current plans that were presented are antiquated, irresponsible, and dangerous
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Bill: I’m writing in strong opposition to the NCDOT Merrimon Ave. widening plan as it currently exists
I've been in the Yolo/Luella's parking area and the Yolo front yard along Merrimon everyday for last 18 months...This is currently one of the most family and bicycle friendly places along Merrimon...
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Clark: Driver yelled, “Get off the road you f—ing b–ch”
Please change course and listen what the City of Asheville and groups like Asheville on Bikes are saying about this corridor...There is significant demand in N. Asheville for walking and cycling
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Amy: To increase speeds along this road makes no sense to me
Residents living along or near Merrimon Ave deserve safe access to its businesses by any means they choose, whether it be car, bike, or on foot.
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