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		By: Peter Shapter		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[RE: Sidewalk section from Millers Rd to Mainsail Dr.

This section serves the students from Topsail elementary walking east. However almost all the children live on the Millers Rd side. The section from Monument Rd to Millers Rd was put on the opposite ( Beach ) side of Rte 60 - the main highway.

This was incorrect.

Students walking to Millers Rd have to cross at the Post Office which has its visibility shielded by an unmaintained bank on the turn just east. Else they have to walk with their backs to traffic.

But what ought to interest the rest of the Town is:
(1) The Town is required to have this policy of installing sidewalks by the 2011 Town Plan. It is not the idea of any particular council. 

(2) The policy only applies to the one mile (1.6 km ) distance from a school not served by bussing.

(3) Yet this error of placing a section on the wrong side has apparently been ignored by students, teachers, school board officials and councillors.

(4) This information was conveyed to the Town and on the Election Facebook Page
last September. It has been largely ignored if noticed at all.

$2.4 million is a lot of money. More attention ought to be paid about how it is spent. Annoying construction delays during construction is not necessarily evidence of efficient spending of taxes.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>RE: Sidewalk section from Millers Rd to Mainsail Dr.</p>
<p>This section serves the students from Topsail elementary walking east. However almost all the children live on the Millers Rd side. The section from Monument Rd to Millers Rd was put on the opposite ( Beach ) side of Rte 60 &#8211; the main highway.</p>
<p>This was incorrect.</p>
<p>Students walking to Millers Rd have to cross at the Post Office which has its visibility shielded by an unmaintained bank on the turn just east. Else they have to walk with their backs to traffic.</p>
<p>But what ought to interest the rest of the Town is:<br />
(1) The Town is required to have this policy of installing sidewalks by the 2011 Town Plan. It is not the idea of any particular council. </p>
<p>(2) The policy only applies to the one mile (1.6 km ) distance from a school not served by bussing.</p>
<p>(3) Yet this error of placing a section on the wrong side has apparently been ignored by students, teachers, school board officials and councillors.</p>
<p>(4) This information was conveyed to the Town and on the Election Facebook Page<br />
last September. It has been largely ignored if noticed at all.</p>
<p>$2.4 million is a lot of money. More attention ought to be paid about how it is spent. Annoying construction delays during construction is not necessarily evidence of efficient spending of taxes.</p>
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