From: "Gary Britt" 

Through access to other subdivisions could mean a heavily traffic'd road or
roads that destroy the safety and character of the residential neighborhood
along the street(s) involved.  Dangerous for kids playing as well.  Its OK
for "your" subdivision, but wouldn't want it in "my"
subdivision.  However, subdivisions with more than a single access point to
a backbone non-subdivision road is something with which I could agree,
unless the access points create non-subdivision through traffic going from
one access point to the other.

Gary

"Richard B."  wrote in message
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> Mmm...bread and olive oil....we get pretty good bread at some of the
> restaurants around here.  I could make a dinner out of it along with a
> red vino.
>
> Hey, where was that snow on Sunday?   Hell is going to be a relief
> after summer here.
>
> I'm glad I'm out of engineering, always hated seeing what could have
> been instead of what was to be.  Much of poor development is the exact
> result of poor gubmint planning and regulations, forcing development
> to happen in certain ways.  Major case in point,  subdivisions with no
> through access to other subdivisions, which causes traffic congestion
> due to lack of alternative routes.  Ah, don't get me started on
> something I don't care about anymore!
>
> My last couple of trips to G'ville I visited Trios for bbq pizza...bet
> you didn't get that in Germany.
>
> On Mon, 12 Jun 2006 14:01:29 -0400, Mike N. 
> wrote:
>
>>   I'm finally back in G'ville as of last week.  It was a fantastic
>>experience - I'm still going through bread withdrawal.  I still have a
>>compulsion to rush to the grocery store on Saturday so I can get there
>>before 4:00PM when it 'closes'!     Here's some snow pictures to cool you
>>down -
>>
>> http://home.att.net/~niceman/ZurichSnow/index.html
>>
>>   Seems like they're still bulldozing down half of the county here to
>>build more strip shopping malls.
>

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