I am all for a sign--if it'll get people to slow down on Linda Vista Road! Haha! I bet speed bumps would be a much more cost effective solution. Maybe speed bumps with reflective paint that read, "LVTC"?! I am joking, not joking. I live right off Linda Vista Rd and the noise from the people who drag race down the street makes me crazy. While I am on Linda Vista Rd rant and fast cars, I live across from USD and due the lack of crosswalks and car centric design of Linda Vista Rd drunk college kids are always running across the street at night. It's very scary to witness. I vote more crosswalks, speed bumps and a LVTC sign! :)
I am always pleasantly surprised by the creativity of this newsletter! As for the LV sign, I remember back in the 90's the discussion came up at the Linda Vista Civic Association, aka LVTC, that a sign would be a great idea, but even back then it was too expensive. That exploration lead to the current "Welcome to Linda Vista" median signs on Genesse, off the 163 and at the bottom, of the hill from Fashion Valley. I believe USD foot the bill for much of that. Janet Kaye would know for sure!
I am all for a sign--if it'll get people to slow down on Linda Vista Road! Haha! I bet speed bumps would be a much more cost effective solution. Maybe speed bumps with reflective paint that read, "LVTC"?! I am joking, not joking. I live right off Linda Vista Rd and the noise from the people who drag race down the street makes me crazy. While I am on Linda Vista Rd rant and fast cars, I live across from USD and due the lack of crosswalks and car centric design of Linda Vista Rd drunk college kids are always running across the street at night. It's very scary to witness. I vote more crosswalks, speed bumps and a LVTC sign! :)
Thanks for letting us know where we can get some croissants. I am going to try your recommendations and enjoy some delicious treats!
I am always pleasantly surprised by the creativity of this newsletter! As for the LV sign, I remember back in the 90's the discussion came up at the Linda Vista Civic Association, aka LVTC, that a sign would be a great idea, but even back then it was too expensive. That exploration lead to the current "Welcome to Linda Vista" median signs on Genesse, off the 163 and at the bottom, of the hill from Fashion Valley. I believe USD foot the bill for much of that. Janet Kaye would know for sure!