From: Mary Fierle Date: Fri, Jan 19, 2018 at 11:20 AM Subject: Merrimon Avenue, Asheville NC To: kbereis@hntb.com Kim, I drive on Merrimon Avenue almost every day. It is my neighborhood. I strongly…
Read More

Sam: We live here. This city is changing and the old paradigms need to change with it. Honestly, how many success stories from cities like Portland do you need?

February 22, 2018 by Asheville on Bikes

From: Sam Yale Date: Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 10:37 PM Subject: Merrimon Ave Intersection Improvements at Edgewood through WT Weaver Boulevard To: “kbereis@hntb.com” <kbereis@hntb.com> Kim Bereis, I am writing to…
Read More

2018 Merrimon Widening Comment Database

Debbie: I would like to be able to bike commute in Asheville in a way that doesn’t feel like I’m taking my life into my hands or have to ride miles out of my way just to stay on safer roads

February 20, 2018 by Asheville on Bikes

From: Debbie Johnson Date: Mon, Jan 29, 2018 at 5:46 PM Subject: Merrimon Ave Project Input To: “kbereis@hntb.com” <kbereis@hntb.com> Dear Kim Bereis, I am writing as a resident of North Asheville…
Read More

2018 Merrimon Widening Comment Database

Bruce: The proposed widening of Merrimon Avenue will be very disruptive, and would not improve conditions for all users of the corridor

February 19, 2018 by Asheville on Bikes

From: Bruce & Day Ann Emory Date: Fri, Jan 26, 2018 at 11:08 AM Subject: Comments on Merrimon Avenue widening project (U-5781 & U-5782) To: chood@ncdot.gov, mgclark@ncdot.gov, kbereis@hntb.com The proposed widening of Merrimon Avenue…
Read More

2018 Merrimon Widening Comment Database

Coalter: The main problem is not the inconvenience or travel times of motorists, it is cyclist and pedestrian safety

February 19, 2018 by Asheville on Bikes

From: Coalter Lathrop Date: Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 11:18 AM Subject: opposed to Merrimon Ave project To: mgclark@ncdot.gov Dear Mr. Clark, I sent the email copied below to Kim Bereis. The…
Read More

Asheville On Bikes

Cultivating bicycle culture

Tag: bike lanes

Mary: I support instead, a three lane, two lanes plus turning lane, design

Sam: We live here. This city is changing and the old paradigms need to change with it. Honestly, how many success stories from cities like Portland do you need?

Debbie: I would like to be able to bike commute in Asheville in a way that doesn’t feel like I’m taking my life into my hands or have to ride miles out of my way just to stay on safer roads

Bruce: The proposed widening of Merrimon Avenue will be very disruptive, and would not improve conditions for all users of the corridor

Coalter: The main problem is not the inconvenience or travel times of motorists, it is cyclist and pedestrian safety

Download PDF All Comments

Search Merrimon Comments by Tag

Search Merrimon Comments by Name