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Summary of Public Comments related to LRTP Amendment #1 Support/Oppose First Name Last Name Comment Address City Submittal Date I believe item TPA013 and TPA014 need to be added back into the planning and execution for this county. Currently the path out of the western communities are limited. We are one emergency or disaster from a catastrophe event in those communities. This pla Support Richard Gallant 15439 95th Lane North West Palm Beach 1/16/2020 11:51 I strongly support the inclusion of both projects for the widening to 4 lanes and for the extension of SR-7 all the way to Northlake Blvd. Traffic is already a worsening issue and the current and expected growth require these projects to accommodate trave Support Luis Mosos Loxahatchee 1/16/2020 22:30 I think the SR7 extension to Northlake is a huge need for the western communities with the explosion of new subdivisions (Ancient Tree, Avenir, etc.) off of Northlake. The gridlock that constantly happens on Northlake is out of control. PLEASE PUT THIS B Support Tammy Hardman 11353 66th St. N. West Palm Beach 1/16/2020 23:31 Please put the SR7 extension to Northlake back on the Long Range Plan! To cancel this should be illegal! This was voted in to allow these monstrous communities that the county allowed, to be approved!!!!!! How is our community going to be able to get anyw Support Bob Morgan 13784 67th St N West Palm Beach 1/17/2020 18:14 Support Sheryl Fisher State Road 7 Extension 16141 E Alan Black Dr Loxahatchee 1/17/2020 18:42 AGAINST cancelling the SR7 extension to Northlake Blvd. Traffic out here needs relief! Support Carolyn Bogaski 1/17/2020 19:56 Support Michael Stelly Keep state road 7 extension plan. The Acreage needs this road 13030 66th st N West palm beach 1/18/2020 7:24 Support Alison Baggers Yes to the 441 extension 12326 Hamlin Blvd West palm beach 1/18/2020 13:22 Support Sheryl Fisher In favor of State Road 7 Extension 16141 E Alan Black Blvd Loxahatchee 1/19/2020 17:19 Support Shawn Grider Don’t wait for a major catastrophe. Be proactive and protect our community. 16369 87th Ln N Loxahatchee 1/20/2020 14:43 Support Donald Gralin Put SR 7 back in long range plan 15625 Orange Blvd Loxahatchee 1/21/2020 20:18 Support DIXIE THIERY Put SR7 back on the TPA's long range plan...the Acreage needs it. 16932 W. Aintree Drive Loxahatchee 1/24/2020 6:47 Support Bradley Sicari I support SR7 extension 14193 89th Pl. N Loxahatchee 1/24/2020 11:18 I support the SR7 extension and believe that it should be given a high priority for Support Everett Mitchell construction. 17072 94th Street North Loxahatchee 1/27/2020 7:49 Support Guilian (Willy) Lirio I support the Extension of SR7 north to Northlake Blvd. 1/28/2020 12:51 Support Vicki Helms Support Extension St RD 7 12475 59th Street N Royal Palm Beach 1/28/2020 13:14 Support Angela Walker Extension of state road 7 from okeechobee to northlake 1/28/2020 14:14 This needs to get approved and completed to end the diabolical congestion during rush hour traffic hours. The City of West Palm Beach has reneged on previous commitments and the county commissioners against this are jeopardizing public safety. Support David Viola 17327 46TH CT N Loxahatchee 1/28/2020 14:38 I am in support of extending State Road 7. This proposed extension has been on the books for a very long time. It isn't a surprise to those who oppose it. It has taken a long time to get to the point of where this extension is necessary and those who o Support Joanne Rumbelow 12587 75TH LN N WEST PALM BEACH 1/28/2020 17:08 I am in support of the SR7 extension as originally planned, going through the right of way East of Ibis. With the continuing development of Westlake, and the years of construction that has just begun on Avenir, the greater Acreage area is going to explode Support James Harris 12177 86th Rd N West Palm Beach 1/28/2020 21:08 Unlike the majority of the Board of Transportation representives, I am a resident who lives in Loxahatchee and a resident who is DIRECTLY impacted by the delay/dismissal of the State Rd 7 Extension from Okeechobee Rd to Northlake. On a DAILY basis, I wit Support Eileen Coursen 16192 73rd Ct N Loxahatchee 1/29/2020 8:29 I live by Royal Palm Beach Blvd and Tangerine. We desperately need this extension! The traffic going through this area to get to Northlake from 441 is a nightmare in the morning and again in the evening when people are returning home. We need another alte Support amy boggs 12145 67th St N West Palm Beach 1/29/2020 13:41 Support Robin Tenen We need the State Road 7 extension. Please approve 8756 Oldham Way Palm Beach Gardens 1/29/2020 19:23 Summary of Public Comments related to LRTP Amendment #1 Support/Oppose First Name Last Name Comment Address City Submittal Date I think this is imperative for palm beach to pass this. This will truly alleviate so much traffic Support Loreen Pearsall and cause less accidents. 12014 Greenway Circle South Royal Palm Beach 1/29/2020 19:56 The extension of SR7 to Northlake Blvd is a critical need for the western communities. The residents of IBIS are the only opponents. I live in Carleton Oaks directly across the street from IBIS and have to fight the traffic when I attempt to exit my neigh Support Kyle Haas 10775 Wharton Way Palm Beach Gardens 1/30/2020 10:05 Support Carlos Castilla I SUPPORT THE STATE ROAD 7 EXTENSION, IT IS NEEDED... 15553 68th CT N LOXAHATCHEE 1/30/2020 12:05 Support Angela Walker In favor of sr 7 extension to northlake 1/30/2020 12:47 Support Jennifer Janis Support State Rd Extension to Northlake 17191 93rd Rd N Loxahatchee 1/30/2020 12:51 I would like to voice my support of the SR7 extension project from 60th st. to Northlake AND the widening project from Okee to 60th. The road is a necessary link to alleviate traffic in the western community. It is my understanding that the IBIS community Support Scott Dawe 13844 Citrus Grove Blvd West Palm Beach 1/30/2020 13:48 Finish SR-7 Extension to relieve traffic congestion on Northlake Blvd. and increase safety for the residents of the western communities. Simple mathematics dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the objections of the few. Objections by the City of W Support Robert James 10706 Summertime Ln. Royal Palm Beach 2/2/2020 7:19 In favor of the Sr 7 extension. The project is long overdue, much needed, and has been Support JoLynn Fidler promised by several elected officals for many years. 11448 Sunset Blvd West Palm Beach 2/2/2020 16:22 Support Carolyn Bogaski Please complete the SR7 extension. We desperately need to the traffic relief. 13925 Keylime Blvd West Palm Beach 2/3/2020 18:09 I fully support the 441 extension! It will help everyone, especially Acreage residents! Support Molly Harding 16819 82 Rd n Loxahatchee 2/3/2020 18:15 SR7 should not have been removed from the LRTP. Most of the current and predicted growth in the county will be to the immediate north and west of the SR7 corridor. The extension is a necessary and sensible component to Palm Beach County's existing and fut Support Gionni Gallier Greenacres 2/4/2020 15:39 The 2045 LRP, as adopted, diverts nearly a quarter of a billion dollars to capacity projects tintended to promote new development on the western edge of the region. This project exacerbates the issue, shifting another $73 million to this purpose. These ar Oppose Eric Dumbaugh 2/6/2020 8:30 As a resident who utilizes Northlake from Coconut Blvd east to Military Trail for my commute to work each day, I cannot sufficiently express how vital the SR 7 Extension between 60th and Northlake is. I would be one of the residents who could easily utili Support Jenna Guzman 2/6/2020 12:13 Please extend sr7 to northlake! Need this, especially with avenir building the massive Support Mary Purcaro projects. 13885 87th Street N West Palm Beach 2/7/2020 17:49 TPA-0 14 is needed more than any other project, it's only common sense with all the Support John Daniels developments going in. SR7 was on the books long before Ibis. 12516 80th on n WPB 2/8/2020 17:08 Support Ryan Brown Please extend 441 to Northlake, there needs to be an exit from West Palm Beach 2/9/2020 9:49 We desperately need this extension! Now more than ever with the new developments being constructed on Northlake Blvd. I've live out in the western community for over 24 Support Aida Buttelman years and we have waited long enough. 11576 Buckhaven Lane Palm Beach 2/9/2020 9:57 PLEASE complete SR 7 between Northlake and Okeechobee. This extension is desperately Support Ryan Rose needed for local residents. 11589 Riverchase Run Palm Beach Gardens 2/9/2020 9:57 We desperately need this extension! Now more than ever with the new developments being constructed on Northlake Blvd. I've live out in the western community for over 24 Support Michael Buttelman years and we have waited long enough.
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