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Final 2011/14 MTIP - sacog

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Comments from the Public<br />

Comment<br />

8/30/2010 11:53 a.m.<br />

Mr. Porter,<br />

Response to Public Comments<br />

ITEM 1.<br />

The Citrus Road under-crossing of US 50 provides 30 feet clearance and is 1.3 miles<br />

from the site of the Rancho Cordova Parkway Interchange proposed site. It is an<br />

alternative that has been ignored by every entity within SACOG.<br />

Will you please take one hour to view it before you mistakenly ignore it and<br />

recommend approval of the <strong>MTIP</strong> ?<br />

ITEM2<br />

Will you also view an existing shuttered roadway that could immediately alleviate traffic<br />

congestion and air quality impacts on Sunrise Blvd? It is Citrus Road between<br />

Folsom Blvd and Coloma Road and it goes under US 50 at the above mentioned<br />

under crossing. It was unlawfully barricaded, through admission and documents from<br />

Sacramento County's Fifth District and Fourth District.<br />

So adverse are politicians to utilizing these infrastructures that they do not cause maps to<br />

accurately reflect the existing reality. You must see it to believe it, although I am<br />

attaching a recent Aeriel picture of Citrus Road.<br />

You may verify with Lafco Director and Assistant Director who toured the areas a couple<br />

of years ago.<br />

The <strong>MTIP</strong> is causing great harm to area residents by ignoring usable infrastructure.<br />

Kathleen Willoughby<br />

<strong>2011</strong> <strong>MTIP</strong> - Page 371 of 423

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