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Residents of a local neighborhood expressed concerns during a recent government meeting regarding the closure of the Larch Lane exit onto Highway 55. The exit blockage has raised questions about increased traffic in the area and the safety implications for local roads.
One resident highlighted the challenges faced when trying to access westbound Highway 55, noting that the detours now require navigating through residential streets, including 15th Avenue and Oakview. The resident emphasized that these routes are already hazardous, particularly due to a blind curve on 15th Avenue where vehicles often speed.
The community is particularly worried about the influx of non-residential traffic and the potential for speeding through their neighborhoods. Residents are seeking clarity on what measures will be implemented to ensure safety, including possible speed control initiatives.
The meeting underscored the need for local authorities to address these concerns and provide a comprehensive plan to manage the increased traffic and enhance safety for residents.
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