To Juan Grande
Using your logic does it not seem reasonable that the town should repair and maintain the roads already built and designated as roads. Should not the many people who already live on these roads/streets be able to get to their homes without wading through nasty muddy waters (I will not even dignify them by calling them mud puddles). The streets are flooded every time it rains.

Also, keep in mind that the "cart path" from the bridge to this new "road" is not usable and the town refuses to take responsibility for fixing it.

How about the election promise to pave from the round-about to the bridge? The town does grade it periodically but it is mostly like a hill full of moguls.

Reasons given are "There is no money for road repair." So you might say "They will be getting money from Mitchell's project."
But then what? Will it deteriorate like all the other roads? So what will be gained?

All this destruction feels like selling the soul of the island.

Harriette
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