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I’m afraid this is going to kill more businesses in the BRip area such as Hop Cat, The Vogue and the new Vietnamese place. Restaurants are already hurting, now this.
I hope they are planning to do something for the homeowners, pedestrians, kids, etc., living in the neighborhoods just East and West of College from Kessler to Broad-Ripple Ave. Most traffic will use those local side streets as a detour, rather than 71st/Meridian route. They should block off the local side streets or something to prevent the chaos/potential accidents from the increased traffic.
I am ALL for economic development, but the 250 add from Eight Eleven Group comes at an interesting time given the pandemic…… and as T.N. states, people (at least not the IBJ subscribers) will not even have the relevant info of preferred detour, and will cut through neighborhoods, imperiling WAY more than 250 others. East-bound Kessler @ College is already a disaster between 4-6pm every day, so this will be FUN!! Sarcasm is free of charge…..
I expected more pearl clutchers by now.
I assume the second sentence should say 64th Street, not 62nd? Because Broad Ripple Avenue becomes 62nd Street – so that doesn’t make sense.