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were against paving. “I voted against it. I thought the funds could be better used." he said. “But it passed anyway. That’s democracy in action." It was “a compromise” to pave threetenths of a mile, he added.
Frazier said he voted to pave because the road is “already partially paved. It's a public through road, not a dead end.” As did several other supervisors, he expressed concern about school buses.
“Suppose Route 647 gets flooded? Grimsley Road is a better alternative than 637 (North Poes Road1).” Frazier also expressed doubt that the road would, in fact, be paved within the six-year plan. “It may take several years longer.”
Piedmont supervisor and chair Charles K. “Pete” Estes voted to pave. “All roads are public roads. Look to the future. (Grimsley Road) is prime real estate and it will be
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