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» Shouldering the cost - (04/08/04) |
Comprehensive plan figures in area's existing roadwork
FORT MILL TOWNSHIP--As more people move here, more cars will start to clutter the roads. Worries about meeting future transportation needs spurred county planners to involve those already familiar with countywide road projects: the Pennies for Progress one-cent sales tax group, the Rock Hill-Fort Mill Area Transportation Study (RFATS) group, and the county's own transportation planning staff. Eric Greenway, the county's planning and zoning director, wouldn't reveal any specific details about the transportation elements of the proposed plan, but it almost certainly will take advantage of the road construction projects already on the drawing board for York County. Those projects include $173 million in roadwork paid for by the penny sales tax that voters approved last fall. Of that $48.4 million will pay for seven road improvements in Fort Mill Township. TOWNSHIP--As more people move here, more cars will start to clutter the roads. Worries about meeting future transportation needs spurred county planners to involve those already familiar with countywide road projects: the Pennies for Progress one-cent sales tax group, the Rock Hill-Fort Mill Area Transportation Study (RFATS) group, and the county's own transportation planning staff. Eric Greenway, the county's planning and zoning director, wouldn't reveal any specific details about the transportation elements of the proposed plan, but it almost certainly will take advantage of the road construction projects already on the drawing board for York County. Those projects include $173 million in roadwork paid for by the penny sales tax that voters approved last fall. Of that $48.4 million will pay for seven road improvements in Fort Mill Township.
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