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No you may no longer placed speed bumps on the line your self because it is public assets. despite the fact which you will circulate on your city council or mayor and petition for the fee bumps. in the event that they see the want for it they'll conform to place them in. they could choose so which you may pay for them or area of the fee a minimum of. yet you may no longer placed something like that on public assets devoid of the cities or county in case you reside interior the county, assets.
TALK WITH THE CITY MANAGER AND EXPLAIN THE SITUATION AND IF HE OR SHE THINKS ACTION IS NEEDED THEY WILL SEND OUT SOMEONE TO RESEARCH THE PROBLEM. BUT IN SOME CITIES THAT WILL LIKELY TELL YOU THAT IT IS NOT IN THE BUDGET. GOOD LUCK AND SORRY ABOUT YOUR LOSS.
before you go saying something like that i think you should read more about horoscopes, theres alot more to a persons horoscope than just one sign, there are MANY other signs involved, and being a sagittarius girl who is in a very committed relationship with a man i have every intention in my soul to marry and have kids with and have a warm humble home to go home to, how could u say such a thing about all fire signs sure we are wild and the females act very masculine at times but we can be very deep and sensitive and commit to a relationship as well so please do not say things like that :/ i know a lot of fire sign females who are not like that
Ah, you live in Monroe, NC. Here is the answer you are looking for. You will need to contact the Assistant Division Traffic Engineer at 704-982-0101 in Albemarle. He will tell you that you will need to mail in a request letter since you are requesting a change to an actual NC ordinance. You will not need a petition signed by all the residents on the road since they are not the only ones to use the road. Baucom Deese road is a connection from NC 200 to US 601 and the residential traffic on that road makes up a very small percentage of the traffic that uses the road. Just for your information, speed limits don't reduce the speeds on the road. Everyone thinks if a person drives 5 over the existing speed limit, then if you reduce it then they will drive 5 over the new speed limit. But experience in this area has shown that not to be true. Experience has shown that if you reduce the speed limit 10 miles per hour below the 85th percentile speed that you will witness about a 1 to 2 mile per hour drop in actual speeds. I hope this helps.
