Thank you for submitting this report. It has been forwarded to the city of Seminole for attention.

Thanks for the comment Largo Lady. I never thought of FD. There's gotta be a solution? Slower speed limit & "Strictly Enforced" signs. Maybe only right hand turns at 110th onto 113th North only b/w certain times. I need speed bumps on 106th Ave for the same reason. Overflow traffic from 102nd. And they love speeding on the "s" turn when 106th becomes 111th.

Dear County,

This is a COUNTY problem being reported by a City of Seminole resident. Forwarding this to the city is not the only solution. Here is one of many articles about this COUNTY problem. http://www.baynews9.com/content/news/baynews9/news/article.html/content/news/articles/bn9/2013/2/11/seminole_s_102nd_ave.html.

Please forward to Public Works, perhaps Ken Jacobs who is quoted in article above.

Thank You

Spoke with a very helpful county employee, and here is an update per her email: As we discussed, a Signal Warrant Analysis will be performed at the intersection of 113th Street North and 110th Avenue North. You can discuss your concerns regarding cut-through traffic in your neighborhood with Jim Cannon, Residential Traffic Manager, at 727-464-8818. By copy of this email, I will forward your request for a Left-turn Arrow for northbound left-turns at Seminole Boulevard and 110th Avenue North to Mark Hall, FDOT Signal Engineer. His phone number is 813-975-4216 and his email address is Mark.Hall@dot.state.fl.us. Mark – because there is no left-turn signal at 110th Avenue North, reportedly the motorists are making a left-turn at 106th Avenue North, and cutting through the neighborhoods. If any of this concerns you, write back here, it is not my place to decide for all.

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