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* “More people are coming Out (from the city, creating) **ore traffic. People have four dr five cars instead of one. We 4eed more roadwork done.” because projects are initiated hy constituents asking for help, grazier says that supervisors generally support what each giember feels is needed in his district. | Frazier proposed project 28, reconstruction of the Dodson Road, Route 646, bridge over Moss Creek. “Every time it t&ins, it floods. Twelve families $re essentially cut off.” He also recognized that modem fire and rescue apparatus is larger, Making access to homes over $ome of the county roads is Tjery difficult. •* Like many of his fellow ilupervisors, Frazier understands the public’s opposition to $ie proposed Yancey Road project. “I like trees, too,” he said, *$>ut they are very unforgiving. They are planted by squirrels (with no regard for roads).” Most accidents on roads like Route 729 are single car crashes. “With large trees near the road, you have no time to compensate either for your mistake or another’s.”
Of the four Jackdon District projects in the current Six Year Plan, three involve bridge reconstruction. Moore
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