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Show off the record The proposed realignment of highway 248 could mean the end of "Easy Street", the area behind Utah Coal & Lumber against the hillside. Do you think "Easy Street" should be saved? r r " J ... is. .- r ill , I "ft- .,' w I , VV s. . . Vtililnnii"Wiiin'"ntfyYv.nW Petie, "Easy Street" resident They should use more judgement judge-ment so it doesn't destroy the trees and creek down there. For some reasons, Park City likes to tear down trees. I think Easy Street should be saved because of its historical value. Val Kaminski, Dolly's Bookstore employee I think we need to slow down and look at this growth. I hear there are 2 shacks down there that could achieve historical status. Mining history is the most important. I don't think a thru highway will particularly benefit Park City in any way. Van Martin, Jack Johnson Associates and former City Planner I think there would be a heck of a lot more benefits to the public if the main highway went through there. There's probably not 1 or 2 houses worth saving. It would be an advantage to the public if the main flow of traffic went through there rather than Park Avenue. There's nothing in my estimation that would be of historic value. 4 . i i 1 1 - - J r t ! t t , ' 1 ' ' - ;.a f. jx H 4" ! I - t- 1 r ! , , V -4 I , V ' 1 k - - - - - - i I f I ' v x Pete Alvarez, Gypsy's Arm The highway will be a benefit to town as well as to the new ski resort (Deer Valley). It will eliminate a lot of traffic problems in downtown Park City. I think as the City grows, it's of a definate benefit to have a highway that can handle an increase in car traffic. Ron Anchando, Manager of the soon to be opened Main Street Dell If it was up to me, I would like to keep any major highway as far away from town as possible. It's ("Easy Street") kind of a picturesque setting now. It seems to be a part of the town. A lot of people have lived there a long time. Jack Midgley, owns property on "Easy Street" I think it should be saved because of its historical value. This is the only area that survived the fire that burned Park City out. It could be made into some nice dwellings. Steve Lloyd, "Easy Street" resident I just don't want to see a bunch of weird developments down there. I'd like to see the historical value of that part of town recognized. It's still old Park City. I'd like to see it turned into a park. It's one of the few areas left in Park City where there are a lot of trees. And I'm going to do everything I can to keep it that way. |