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ment of Transportation, said Cahill had requested traffic counts for U.S. 211, U.S. 522 and Route 231 as well as several secondary reads, including routes 604, 607, 618, 621, 658 and 707, in the Woodville area.

Cubbage said Cahill’s request was simply for raw data and is not the same as a formal traffic study, which is used to assess the need for possible road improvements associated with development plans. He said the firm’s request does not imply any development will affect the aforementioned roads.

“They are looking to assess what the current flow is,” Cubbage said.

He added that if any development is proposed, a formal traffic study would be necessary only if the proposal is for a high-density project that would cause a significant increase in traffic. Keating said Lane does not plan to request a traffic study.

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