Would someone be kind enough to explain to me why we must endure construction on I-10, Trans Mountain, Doniphan, and Stanton all at the same time?
We deserve better
Brutus
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City of El Paso debt=$2,670,400,000, county and school district debt=$1,600,000,000. Total $4.27 billion. Your share $19,350
elpasospeak 
Progress.
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Good planning too
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Don’t forget Loop 375. There’s ongoing construction along there, too. And, what about Spur 601?
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Meanwhile, speaking of planning, did y’all see this report? http://www.kvia.com/news/lack-of-downtown-parking-causes-frustration/39211054
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You forgot Paisano. Executive might as well be closed because you can’t get on I-10 West from Executive. And on any given day, lanes on some part of Mesa are closed. It’s only going to get worse.
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Could it be that it was poor planning (read: business as usual.)
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Also they “plan” to build giant 22 story building on Shadow Mountain Dr…
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Whole Foods and all the other stuff in the new strip center across from Coronado High School is also going to add a lot of traffic in the already congested Resler/Mesa area.
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That building is years away. And I hope El Paso does not run the developer off like they’re trying to run off Uber. Will we be forever behind the rest of the world?
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The answer to your question is YES!
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Don’t forget Oregon, also under Trolley Construction – wait till the route crosses from Stanton to Oregon and the Glory Road transfer center/garage…and Santa Fe street downtown, and too many others to mention.
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The list just keeps growing. Construction of the new Resler bike lanes will start on Sunday. Just what we need.
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