District 2 Commissioner Marc Sarnoff and the Office of Capital Improvements invite you to attend a meeting to discuss proposed traffic calming devices within the South Grove.
The meeting is on Thursday, December 3 at 6:30 pm at Plymouth Congregational Church, Davis Hall (3400 Devon Road).
For more info, please contact Danette Perez at 305-416-1286.
What traffic? There hasn't been traffic in a year and a half!
ReplyDeletePerhaps all the traffic that the staying open until 5:00AM will generate.
ReplyDeleteI must say that while there isn't a lot of stopped traffic in the South Grove, I live on Loquat Avenue and nearly get hit every morning while walking my dog and baby by parents rushing their kids to Ransom and Carrollton. The street is very narrow. We have not side walks. People speed. They think going 30-35 miles an hour is driving slowly, but I assure you it isn't when there are people on the street and cars moving in both directions. It isn't pleasent to walk on a street that is used as a cut through by people in large SUV's, on their phones and without any consideration for the residents.
ReplyDeleteWhat is traffic calming. I am all for it. Crossing Bayshore even with the caution light is crazy!
ReplyDeleteCaution lights aren't cutting it. the intersection of Commodore and Main Highway is a tragedy waiting to happen. That intersection needs a light.
ReplyDeleteJoanna, I agree. I live in North Grove by Ransom.. Traffic in the morning is ridiculous. In the afternoon, even more ridiculous. People dont realize that because we dont have sidewalks, we have the right to walk our dogs on the side of the street. They actually honk the horn sometimes.
ReplyDeleteI think traffic is nearly non-existent in the Grove. Stop wasting money on silly circles and speed bumps and start solving the real problems.
ReplyDeleteThe traffic light on Ingraham and Douglas has brought way too much traffic....Now people have no choice but to use side streets to get around quickly. I myself cut through loquat everyday - but its a main cut through street. You have to realize that before you move onto a street like that. Its expected.
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ReplyDeletePlease let the Loquat people know what street you live on. We would like to speed down your street, too. Do you have any pets or children you need to worry about. That would help us go even faster. Hope there's stop signs there for us to ignore.
Oh, and what kind of car do you drive. We'll be waiting!
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ReplyDeleteI'm smart enough to live on a cul de sac. Good luck running me over.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you people mean there is no traffic in the Grove.Thats not what we in the construction business need to hear.You people need traffic circles even if you dont need them.Cutlerr Bay you're next,Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is going to hit you with twenty four traffic circles at $100,000 a`piece.
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