Jesus loving puppy raper, that sucks shit balls and a half, man. Muir Valley is fantastic.

this can serve as a bump...keep it on the front page.

i missed you down there this past sunday night, monday and tuesday...i was the one not spraying

Damn. I didn't realise you was there.
Heading back any time soon? I'll be there next week.

my buddy and i are thinking about coming down on saturday night, the 22nd. we are planning on bolting a new line at an area we have been working on...you are more than welcome to join.

regards.

redpointRON

Dear Mr. h4lf,
Thank you for your concern about this planning study. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) continually strives to avoid and minimize impacts to sensitive areas such as the Muir Valley Nature Preserve. Additionally, with the state’s current budget situation, it is highly possible that any new alignments in this area may not be feasible both from a construction cost standpoint along with the associated potential adverse environmental impacts.

With so many roadway needs throughout the state, KYTC is looking to improve its current roadway network through its “Practical Solutions” initiative and making more efficient use of available funds. This initiative generally includes modest, lower cost improvements along the existing alignment. Therefore, a “Practical Solution” alternative is a viable consideration for the proposed KY 715 project if we decide an improvement is needed.

However, there is a concern to improve KY 715 from the local public for reasons of safety and mobility. KYTC must look at all alternatives that the public presented along with any others that may seem logical. Initially, there were more than 40 different corridor alternatives that would connect the northern and southern termini. Those were narrowed down to those presented at the October 7, 2008 public meeting where an overwhelming majority of the attendees supported some type of improvement to KY 715.

In recent months, KYTC and its consultant, WSA have become aware of how important it is to avoid Muir Valley Nature Preserve, and we will give this strong consideration in making the final decision on the proposed KY 715 project. There will be a project team meeting next month to discuss the public meeting comments and discuss the need for the improvement and the alternative(s) that the KYTC will recommend for future project development.

We hope to complete this planning study by March 1, 2009 and will have that report posted to our website.

Thanks again for your interest and concerns with this planning study. If you have any questions, please contact me.

David

bump. if you've ever climbed in muir please email charles martin (in the link above) and tell him NOT to exercise option E or F.

thanks.

redpointRON

Let's all get busy and do as ron says and email charles martin.

Thank goodness they got the point.
Seems like good news to me.