
Is there a speeding problem in your neighborhood?
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Yes (comment which roads)!
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No, we don't.
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This made an error! I voted NO and it recorded yes! They shouldn't {and ALL} shouldn't be allowed on all public land because they do not follow rules! Dumping garbage, open flames during fire season, over extending time stay, etc. And now because of them our insurance is going up and land value goin
Reply ReplyThese people have had MONTHS of notice. Nobody ever told them it's acceptable to post up long-term there, so they shouldn't have planted their belongings out there if they have no way to move it. This sets a bad precedent if they're allowed to stay.
Reply ReplyI can no longer use this area of public land for fear of walking into a homeless camp or being attacked by their "pets". This land is for all of us to use, not just the homeless.
Reply ReplySafety should be the biggest concern here. If these people are homeless, they can travel to another area to reside. Forest service doesn't always implement preventative measures. So this being one of the times they do. Its important to make sure it happens. Before there is anymore devastating fires.
Reply ReplyTime to move these people to the Attorneys and Judges front lawns!!!
Reply ReplyHow is this their "home"? Have they paid property tax like the rest of us? How is this state even justifying this?!?!
Reply ReplyThey’ve had plenty of time to move. Why can the homeless trash/burn our beautiful forest? Tax paying citizens are only allowed to camp for 14 days! What about the homeowners rights near China Hat, they need to feel safe in their own community! This has gone on way too long and I’m surprised!
Reply ReplyIf you look at the Federal Regulations for camping on Federal land it states only 14 days. These people have over stated their welcome, they need to go and they have known about this for at least six months.
Reply ReplyIt is ironic the Bend Equity Group has filed a lawsuit to block the closure. Where is the indignation for the horrible environmental damage done by these campers who’ve violated the USFS long standing limit of a 14 day stay in a primitive camp site?
Reply ReplyThis has gone on too long. The forests near Woodside community and other neighborhoods need fire protection and protection from the homeless with guns and vicious dogs and the garbage left behind. The homeless have had plenty of notice.
Reply ReplyThis has been going on for way too long & it is ridiculous to postpone as they have known this needs to be done. The forest needs to be protected & these do gooders are too late to the game & so much time & money spent on homeless with ZERO results. We need DOGE. for Oregon!
Reply ReplyWe live near China Hat and the fear of fire and crime is constant. Plus the forest is being destroyed by illegal cutting of trees, garbage and toxins
Reply ReplyI live near China Hat and used to love going out the with my dog. Once weapons started be pulled on people that stopped. I want my forest back. Good riddance to the whole lot. Don't ever come back.
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Chisholm Trail, Bend
ReplyGalveston between 17th Street and Flagline
ReplyShepard Rd. The (so called) speed bumps are easy to speed over. This street is a direct connection between Neff Rd, Wells Acres, and Butler Market. It's has the same speeding problem that Wells Acres is experiencing.
ReplyPurcell in front of Ponderosa Elementary is so dangerous now. People fly out of the roundabout on Empire like a sling shot. We need speed bumps and more signs now. Feel like they didn't finish the road work because of the new speeding issues. Dangerous for pedestrians.
ReplyThere has been a speeding problem on Tumalo Road (originally called Deschutes Highway and then Nichols Market Road before the county finally settled on Tumalo Road) all during the 35 years I have lived out here. Pedestrians have been either hit or ran off the road. Calling the Cops is pointless.
ReplyReed Market between 15th St and 27th St. is really bad.
ReplyWhy not... there is no reason to extend it.
ReplyComet ln.
ReplyI have lived on Old Redmond hwy for 28 years. I hear people say that if you're in a hurry and going to speed between Bend and Redmond they always go the old hwy because they can speed. When the round about was built at Tumalo road that helped with the speeding. I would like to see half a dozen more
ReplyDorrance Meadow Road, LaPine
Replysw 29th. off salmon ave
ReplySW Knoll Ave
ReplySWTimber
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