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20 licensed drivers that live on the entire road. We live on the road and know that residents do not drive the majority of cars and trucks that travel Grimsley. The road is already used as a cut through.
Mr. Frazier justifies paving the section because the road is already partially paved. The majority of the road is not paved and this is exactly why we opposed this project. Using this logic, the paving will continue in sections until the entire road is paved. Paving the .3 mile section is scheduled for July, not years in the future.
ChaptQ* 7 of the Comprehensive Plan deals with the future of the county. The section on transportation says, “The rural character of many of the county’s secondary roads is important to the county. Roads which lack
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