Are you excited for Bend's new Hawthorne bike-pedestrian bridge?
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Yes
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No
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Hearightnow Productions
Huge waste of money. Will be a homeless camp in less than a year. Meanwhile corrupted runaway development remains unchecked.
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Tim Raynor
We have bigger problems in Bend, like homeless encampments that start fires. I'd rather Bend take care of the priorities that put people's life and property in danger than waste tax dollars on an overpriced pedestrian only bridge.
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Tiffany Lemmons
Because it doesn't fit in with Bend. I understand that Bend will continue to grow, but we can still try to keep the feeling of small town Bend alive, the "chosen" design doesn't represent Bend and as many Bend residents concur, I sincerely hope the design will be reconsidered before being finalized.
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The parkway divides the city in two - the bridge will provide a safe crossing for walkers, riders, rollers, helping to reconnect the city and make it more friendly
ReplyI think the new bridge is fine, though I will probably not use it. I do, however, have one question, specifically, why did we do the new Greenwood bike lanes if we are going to build a new bridge with bike lanes that will seemingly serve nearly the same purpose? Just curious.
ReplyI bike with my kids and the Franklin underpass is scary. A bike bridge from east to west is desperately needed.
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