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As someone whose been traversing Palm since I was a kid, this wall does assist the primary problem which is a sand "white out" that very spot. But more needs to be done, planting of much more foliage and trees with a watering system would help. I am disappointed in this coverage, the wall is good!
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The fact that 90% of the people who live in desert hot springs work in Palm Springs are caught up in this situation bus route and school kid.elderly trying to get to dr appt this wall is a joke whoever approved this should be fired and the taxpayers money return plant some Boulder rock
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Took an embarrassing long time to construct for such a pitiful result, does not help whatsoever for the continued issue of keeping the corridor open.
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Money wasted; no change in road closures.The very next day after the wall was built, was a sandstorm & Gene Autry Rd was closed. The problem is further down the road…there’s no visibility, plus sand builds up causing the Gene Autry Rd closure, regardless of the new wall being built! -M McCarthy
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I've lived here since 1961 and it's never been this bad...They took down the Tamarisk trees which helped and use to remove the sand.
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YES. The system has been working just fine for several years now. Avoid any lawsuits and keep it this way.
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I have always thought voting a mayor is better than the rotation of a mayor. With the rotation, the mayor becomes only a spokesperson for the council The voters should elect based on the agenda of the mayor And it allows for consistency with staff.
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Mayors should be elected. The whole rotating mayor debacle has been embarrassing for our city.
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One person can be directly responsible for implementing their agenda and keep it on track instead of having to rotate every year.
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Pride embraces unity by acknowledging that our differences create a stronger and richer society. Our valley is made up of parts that create one, spectacular whole. Recognizing the LGBT+ community doesn’t diminish any other part of our community. It recognizes and celebrates our shared humanity.
ReplyUnderstanding the fundamental principles of equality in every aspect if life is essential to a successful society.
ReplyI believe for all we celebrate unity, we welcome all, no bigotry, no hate, just love for one and all.
ReplyI am against the current trend of marginalizing and alienating various groups of human beings. We're moving in the wrong direction imo.
ReplyThere is no reality where we should not recognize each other When we recognize each other we unify All humans are created equal. Start with one group and it becomes a never ending tale Happy Holidays
ReplyUnited means everybody. Free speech is our right and everyone can celebrate their race, religion, creed or whatever they want. Trying to control others isn’t United. That’s divided.
ReplyWith our country's current state Mr, Pradetto timing couldn't be more inapt. We should all be celebrating our differences and not creating more divisiveness. Mr. Pradetto needs to take a long hard look at himself to find out what is driving him to waste everyone's time on this.
ReplyAt what point does the expectation for constant symbolic recognition transition from fostering inclusion to creating a fragmented public square, and can we move toward a model where quiet, mutual acceptance is valued over the ever-expanding need for formal visibility.
ReplyThis is why we have Black History month, AAPI, Hispanic heritage to include each other! Its not meant to divide, its meant to be an opportunity to learn about one another and to realize we have more similarities then differences. Learn about one another, love one another. How did it all get so ugly?
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