Cynthia Nolen
Member since Jan 18, 2012
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Oak Steakhouse
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Phuong Restaurant
Yes! -Paul Cheney
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Re: “Breaking down the proposed I-526 extension”
Development can be restricted by County Council. Has anyone proposed to them to put restrictions in place (or more restrictions in place). Development on the islands is happening WITHOUT the 526 extension. The road is needed, the crosstown was just redone, the study of the 526/26 merge was just completed. All is progressing.