Council should see for themselves
Dear Editor:Since City Council is unsure if the experiment with the S-curves/Cemetery Lane project is working, why don’t they try this? Each morning and afternoon at peak rush hour during the August trial, let them get into their cars – Jack can ride with Helen or for that matter they can all ride with Helen, she has a big SUV – and experience the traffic firsthand. This should help clear up the matter once and for all, and let them see what they are asking the citizens who live in the Cemetery Lane area to endure.What’s all the fuss about Power Plant Road? It’s a public road, so let’s use it.Greg HughesAspen
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