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<br />Page I of 1 <br /> <br />Marion Pavan <br /> <br />From: Kathy Tucker [Kathy@tuckercustomhomes.com] <br />Sent: Wednesday. May 03. :;1006 5:46 PM <br />To: Marion Pavan <br />Cc: pjetter@sbcglobal.net <br />Subject: cameron aye traffic <br /> <br />arion, <br />live at the corner of Martin and Cameron Ave. There has been much discussion about ways to calm traffic on <br />3meron Ave. <br />is my feeling that the option of adding a sidewalk on Cameron Ave into the existing 28 foot street width will NOT <br />crease safety. <br />; I see it, with that option we will have a street that is narrower by two feet - this will be more dangerous for <br />lYone riding a bicycle. <br />narrower street is really a concern when you consider the traffic at the corner of Martin and Cameron Ave. <br />;pecially for cars heading south on Martin and turning right onto Cameron. <br /> <br />I keeping with the rural look of our neighborhood, we are in favor of a walkway that looks like the path along Martin <br />Ie. - and one that <br />wide enough for both pedestrians and bicycles. <br /> <br />'hile changing Cameron Ave to be more curvilinear may help to slow traffic, we additionally need to look at the <br />Jtion of raised traffic platforms along Cameron and Martin Ave. These may be more effective. Are these still an <br />Jtion? What is the fire department's position on these? <br /> <br />lank You. <br />lthy Tucker <br />344 Martin Ave. <br />15-200-5115 <br /> <br />4/2006 <br />