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How important is it to preserve brick streets in Lawrence?
Asked at Dillons on Massachusetts Street on November 12, 2013
“I wouldn’t say all that important. They’re bumpy.”
“I like them, but they’re slippery and expensive to fix. It’s fiscally irresponsible.”
“I would be down to not have brick roads.”
“I get that it’s historical, but tax dollars could be better spent somewhere else.”
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Leslie Swearingen 4 years, 5 months ago
Try riding down New Jersey Street in a bus. I say replace every brick street in town with asphalt or concrete. At this point we do not have money to spend on sentimental items.
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