Gloria Ferris

Saturday March 11th, a community meeting to discuss the FULTON ROAD BRIDGE PROJECT will be held at the Archwood United United Christ Church at 2800 Archwood Avenue. The meeting begins at 2:30 p.m.

The meeting is being sponsored by Brooklyn Centre Community Association, Councilman Brian Cummins and the Save Our Land coalition.

This meeting will deal with many issues facing our neighborhoods before the project begins and when the project begins. The issues to be discussed include:

1. effects of demolition blasting on surrounding houses and properties
2. changes in traffic patterns
3. access to Brookside Park
4. effects on historic-interest areas
5. land seizure
6. public process
7. facts you need

We have invited government officials to attend or send representatives, but after all, this is a Saturday.

Come ready to ask questions about the above topics and more. I am sure there may be issues that we have failed to identify and you may hold the key.

If you cannot attend the meeting, please leave your comments and/or questions at this site and I will make sure that your questions are addressed at the meeting.

We as a community have a lot of unanswered questions concerning the plans of the project. Everyone knows that we need to address the continued detrioration of the bridge, but many of us feel that the community should be in the planning loop.

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