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Originally Posted by skip0358
If this is true,(and I'm sure it is) then it could be closed as previously stated with no problems at all just to see how well it would work. A few concrete barriers could be in place in a matter of a few hours, if it doesn't work the could be removed just as easily. Very little cost to anyone.
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I'm not sure why everyone is so worried over the cost of fixing the problem there. You already pay amenity fees and that is where the money is coming from. I would rather see them use the fees for something that benefits lots of folks and improves the safety of our community.
The least cost option is to do nothing... Seems to me the least disruptive is to build an alternative cart crossing, which is what they are doing. If they closed the street, the bit**ing would switch from cart driver to car drivers...
Just my opinion....and it's FREE