I sent this letter to our neighbors and several City Officials with a copy of the email from the city. In short, I am upset about the lack of response to the problems that were voiced in the original request.
Good afternoon
all,
After hearing absolutely
nothing from the City of Dunwoody regarding the Stonington Road study that was
conducted a couple of weeks ago, I reached out to a city representative for an
update yesterday and received the following reply (attached below). In short,
the speed is not sufficient to warrant the city's attention (despite being
nearly 9mph in excess of the speed limit). What was not addressed in the
study, despite clear requests to the contrary, was an analysis of
drivers' adherence to the signage (stop signs), and the volume of cut through
traffic. I am of the position that the study conducted by the city is
insufficient, and that we are being given the brush-off.
I am disappointed with the effort and
communication conducted by the city to say the least, and am disappointed with
the amount of effort put forth to enforce existing traffic laws and preserve our
neighborhoods. As such, I will be regrouping and determining a way to make our
efforts more difficult to dismiss. I am somewhat discouraged by the behavior of
our city bureaucracy since quality of life and a strong police presence were the
major underpinings of my decision to vote in favor of the creation of a city.
This level of customer (taxpayer) service does not reflect the ideals with which
the city was created.
I will keep you posted regarding my future
efforts.
Kind regards,
Thomas O'Brien
770-451-
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