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DNR begins $30 Million Monon South Trail Development
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History has shown that the fears you expressed are typically community based. I suspect they are overblown…
I'm not afraid they will happen. I've documented every incident.
So a completed trail adjoins your property?
Thank God no.
Question remains: who wants a trail in a "bad neighborhood"?
I figure its the people that want easy access to a bad neighborhood.
In Indy if the trail was only in good neighborhoods one could not get from the “good neighborhood to downtown Indy. Many of the bad neighborhoods the trail goes through in Indy have been made better by the trail.
I'm not wanting to move to Indy. I want to stay here and live in peace on my own property without participating in the tragedy of the commons.
Well, for the proposed Monon South trail, looks like it’ll go through a good bit of New Albany. How safe it would be depends on where they start it. Once you get far enough North it’s not too bad. And then through the rural areas it should be pretty safe.
Uh. I don’t know Indy very well. So I’ll just talk about New Albany. The old tracks go through some ****** areas. I imagine on the streets where the tracks follow along the street they’ll put in bike lanes. Maybe redo a lot of the streets. But ain’t no lipstick gonna make that area better and safer.
Do you think the trail makes the people who live in the **** hole care more about the **** hole?
Nope. It makes better people want to live in those areas, usually increasing property values…
The Trails in Indy usually bring about neighborhood improvements…
Abandoned property doesn't have a very high turnover rate.
I don't think the neighborhood has much to do with it, other than they think this area is remote enough to get away with illegal activity undetected. The licence plates I've documented are out of state, and sometimes multiple years expired.
Do not understand this
I do not know much about trails in rural areas. Do you have a meth problem in your area?
Crime is a problem everywhere. I'm more concerned about the specifics of giving it a base from which to operate.
What is your point here?
