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“Slow down and enjoy our town.” That’s what our signs state when you enter our town. So I ask, why would our town be willing to spend $600,000 to speed up traffic in our downtown area?

I agree that the intersection at Avenue of the Fountains and La Montana is a big intersection with lots of entry points. However, like our signs say, “slow down” and I think you’ll find it’s not that difficult to navigate if all of us work together and “enjoy our town!”

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Cindi Brady

“Slow down and enjoy our town.” That’s what our signs state when you enter our town. So I ask, why would our town be willing to spend $600,000 to speed up traffic in our downtown area?

I agree that the intersection at Avenue of the Fountains and La Montana is a big intersection with lots of entry points. However, like our signs say, “slow down” and I think you’ll find it’s not that difficult to navigate if all of us work together and “enjoy our town!”

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