Traffic Cut throughs

Hmmm wrote:

Well, thank Orloff for sitting on his laurels these past EIGHT years and not putting the pressure on PennDOT to sychronize the traffic lights on 309. Four more years, ie 2012 is an OUTRAGEOUS date to have that project completed!
If people are so concerned about drivers cutting through developments and shopping centers to find a quicker route, then start putting the pressure on our local governments to get PennDOT to speed up their timeline!
There is no way that it should take 22 minutes to go from Tollgate to Target on a Saturday!

Concerned wrote:

you can run down apple alley instead of risking your life on juniper. I live near 3rd its not bad on busy traffic days.

Hmmm wrote:

Well, thank Orloff for sitting on his laurels these past EIGHT years and not putting the pressure on PennDOT to sychronize the traffic lights on 309. Four more years, ie 2012 is an OUTRAGEOUS date to have that project completed!
If people are so concerned about drivers cutting through developments and shopping centers to find a quicker route, then start putting the pressure on our local governments to get PennDOT to speed up their timeline!
There is no way that it should take 22 minutes to go from Tollgate to Target on a Saturday!

Just an Idea wrote:

They should make a device similar to the EZ pass scanners at the entrances to the development. Give everyone of the residents parking cards that can be read by the scanners. Obviously, you would have to register your vehicles so that you yourself don't get a ticket. That way, people who cross through the development would get an automatic citation in the mail.
A lil high tech and expensive, but it would deter many.
I guess you could always have it as a gated community, but the design would signinficantly impact the surrounding area and traffic flow.

ICanRead wrote:

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Has Zowniriw done anything about it?
The Morning Call May 9 article:“Richland Township is one community that isn't thrilled by the state's new emphasis on fixing bridges.
While many municipalities are seeing their aging spans becoming priorities, Richland says it's having key projects delayed because of the new goals.
Long-planned work to improve traffic flow on the busy Route 309 corridor has been given a 2012 date.
Signals in Quakertown and Richland. It will get $1.25 million next year for utility work, but won't get the remaining $2 million until three years later. The proposal seeks to streamline traffic signals on Route 309, California Road and Main Street, to keep traffic flowing smoothly. It's been planned since 2000 and the two communities have spent $141,000 on engineering.”

Hmmmmmm wrote:

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How do you know all this information, if I may ask?

ICanRead wrote:

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Has Zowniriw done anything about it?
The Morning Call May 9 article:“Richland Township is one community that isn't thrilled by the state's new emphasis on fixing bridges.
While many municipalities are seeing their aging spans becoming priorities, Richland says it's having key projects delayed because of the new goals.
Long-planned work to improve traffic flow on the busy Route 309 corridor has been given a 2012 date.
Signals in Quakertown and Richland. It will get $1.25 million next year for utility work, but won't get the remaining $2 million until three years later. The proposal seeks to streamline traffic signals on Route 309, California Road and Main Street, to keep traffic flowing smoothly. It's been planned since 2000 and the two communities have spent $141,000 on engineering.”

Hmmm wrote:

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Z is in the minority. Orloff and his bootlicker control everything...where the hell have you been?

ICanRead wrote:

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Your usual thoughtful and civilized comments are expected but not very insightful. The Richland Board minutes, on line for all to read, reveal that Zowniriw has done nothing in 5 years but recommend a golf course and township wide free Internet. Neither idea went anywhere.

ICanRead wrote:

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Your usual thoughtful and civilized comments are expected but not very insightful. The Richland Board minutes, on line for all to read, reveal that Zowniriw has done nothing in 5 years but recommend a golf course and township wide free Internet. Neither idea went anywhere.

Open Mind wrote:

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Now wait, you are telling me that Z has just as many court cases or convictions as ideas or programs...That is effective governing! LOL. You forget, he posed with Murphy for a picture after Murphy won a lawsuit against the township that Z is a supervisor in.

Idiots wrote:

i thought this post was about traffic cut throughs....again its turned into a political nightmare from politcal freaks.

Bucks County Resident wrote:

<quoted text>These political dopes can ruin anything. Funny thing is, no on cares. These small politicians are nobodies.

Open Mind wrote:

There are certain postee's that everytime they can take a crack at orloff and stats they do it. Even though it is not their fault that the lights are not in sync, it is Quakertown's fault, do the research...and then i cant resist a good mike z comment. he is so whimsical...