Colony Traffic update
 

Information from Village News, the online newspaper I get.

New information on the meeting that took place this morning. Commonsense seems to have been present at this meeting. Scrap the bridge, install traffic light.

Would you elaborate. No website

The website is ************** .com.
Just eliminate the space.
Unable to post a link or website.

Cannot remove. Sorry.

try retyping the URL without the space after news.

I tried copying and pasting the link here as well. Is there a reason that it would not paste into here? Just wondering. I could not delete the post either, so I just removed the link.
Sorry for my mistake.

I could not post the link. But the main finding right now is as follows:

The Project Wide Advisory Committee has voted 4-1 to move ahead with a traffic signal on Colony Boulevard.

The vote was taken this morning with PWAC District 7 member Ron Ruggeri voting against the idea.

This essentially scraps a plan unanimously approved by PWAC on Dec. 12 to build a golf-cart bridge over the busy boulevard where golf-cart traffic meets automobiles.

A traffic signal at the location will cost roughly $250,000, PWAC Chairman Peter Moeller said.

There is more in the article, I am sure it will be in our newspaper tomorrow.

In other words go to h---

?????? I don't understand what you are saying.

For some reason the forum will not allow a url to Villages-newsdotcom to appear. Which is why we keep typing the dot-com out. I think it might have something to do with the fact that they don't advertise on the forum. Maybe the Daily Sun does, and there would be a competition issue? I don't know. They do allow other url's to go through, but not this one.

If you google **************, you will find their web site, and you can bookmark it.

I don't either, rubicon. I'd much rather they save several hundred thousand dollars. With a bridge there would still be a merge situation.

Why not just install 4 STOP signs....cost will be about $250....I'll dig one hole.....

To post the web address try enclosing it in the code tags (# BUTTON) It can then be copied and pasted into the browser address box or line.

What's a code tag #Button? Can you explain further for us luddites?

Still think closing the road where it intersects with Morse would be the cheapest and safest option.