Rick caring about the environment and quality of life more than your precious Historic Brookhaven is not selfish. You revealed the motives behind your bogus argument by taking a personal shot.

Anonymous, today’s gas fueled automobiles with electronic ignition and fuel injection monitored by an assortment of intake and exhaust sensors mandated to be in proper operating condition by annual inspections are exceptionally efficient.

Anonymous, you are delusional and unrealistic in your ambitious desire to speed through Lynwood Park. We will not stand for your creation of dangerous conditions for our neighborhood.

Anonymous, if you are seriously concerned about the area ecology and environment, please consider an electric vehicle that is dependent on fossil fueled (natural gas and coal) electrical plants for their operation. (Please explain how you save the world using fossil fuels to generate electricity for electric vehicles.) Or you can consider a horse. If you elect to utilize a horse, please use a bag for waste collection and maintain your lane with a properly illuminated carriage. It is not all about you, or Historic Brookhaven, people in Lynwood Park like to have access to Windsor Parkway too and we are concerned about safety in our neighborhood as you are in yours. Remember that when you pass through our neighborhood as a visitor.

You both have good points, although I agree more with the person who posted first. Yes, we it is important to keep people driving at the posted speed limit to protect the kids, bikers, and runners in the area. Yes, Lynwood and Historic B need access (first post suggested a light and did nto say otherwise). At the same time, if you drive from P’tree-Dunwoody towards Osborne any time between 5-6pm on weekdays, the issue is not driving at 25 mph, but rather at zero miles per hour. The line that is caused by the stop sign is over a mile long. It is stop and go, and that 1 mile stretch takes over 15 minutes to drive. May folks cut through Historic Brookhaven to avoid the delay, which I cannot imagine HB liking/wanting. I have a family and this has nothing to do with speeding, but rather getting rid of a wholly unnecessary traffic jam. Not being an expert, I trust the City includes this intersection in its traffic study and let the experts come up with a solution that satisfies everyone. If the city reads this, please also consider installing a sidewalk between Osborne and Mabry.

All,
The City is in the process of reviewing our Transportation Systems including all intersections to gather information for our Comprehensive Transportation Plan. This plan will address issues with inefficient intersections and dictate what improvements we feel are necessary. We will be completing this plan in the coming months and will have meetings and plenty of opportunity for feedback from our residents.