I agree...take a different route. This road is designed to be driven slow and not be a "cut through". This is right next to state park land..many joggers, walker, bikers and horse & riders frequent this road. In fact, it should be marked as "unpaved road, use alternate route" to deter people from using it regularly.

Do NOT pave this road. It is in State Forest land, and shouldn't become heavily travelled with traffic. If it were paved, I am sure you'd see 18-wheelers, dump trucks, etc., in addition to more cars, barreling through the woods without regard to humans and wildlife. The present condition keeps vehicles at slower speeds. Perhaps the road should be closed; I'd vote for that.

If you are afraid of the road KEEP OFF IT!! Cars drive down there much too fast anyway. That road is part of our state forest and needs to be kept wild. I walk there often with my dog and grandchild and we would hate to see it paved. Take another route, there are plenty.

I don't know how old you are, but the road has been there for quite a long time (Wadsworth days) There is always another route you can take if you feel if your safety is at a a compromise

It s not paved because it is techinically part of the state forest ...don't like it go around to long hill

Baloney! ... State Forest or not, this road is a convenient (and gas saving) way to get to and from Wadsworth Street area, and it should be an improved, safe, road. Saying "don't drive on it" is totally nonsensical response to a very legitimate complaint. PAVE THIS ROAD!

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