To the Editor: For seventeen years I have worked on professional trail crews. We like to open new hiking trails. We have a wish list. But how much we can do is limited by the need for maintenance and …
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To the Editor:
For seventeen years I have worked on professional trail crews. We like to open new hiking trails. We have a wish list.
But how much we can do is limited by the need for maintenance and improvement of our existing trails.
I am pleased that the New York State Department of Transportation views our network of highways in the same way.
It is appropriate that $6.3 million dollars will be spent on improving Route 11, rather than on a separate four-lane “Rooftop Highway.”
Our priority should always be to maintain and improve what we already have.
Richard Hayes Phillips, Ph.D.
Canton