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Fate of transportation uncertain in Weber
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Once these projects come online, people might be surprised.
But now there will be a year for the Davis County Commissioners to state what the money would be used for. Instead of stating that it may be used for roads and transit, they should state that it will be used for an interchange, road widening in specific areas and transit. This way everyone will be able to make an informed vote.
A Legacy Highway that ends in Davis both from the south and from the north? That would be a useful road.
Utah county sat around for years before realizing all the damage they'd done by nor supporting transportation needs sooner rather than later.
Voting down tax increases to improve transportation has worked well for us as well.
Sincerely,
Utah County
If you want better transportation options, you've got to pay for it. If you are not willing to pay for it, don't complain about sitting in traffic.
Sincerely,
Salt Lake County
PS Thanks for the increased air pollution from traffic jams caused by inadequate transportation infrastructure.
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