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Meeting Tonight To Discuss New I-10 Exit In Beulah
November 9, 2010
A new exit on I-10 at Beulah Road is under consideration, and the public will have the opportunity to offer their input tonight.
A public meeting to discuss the proposed interchange in the vicinity of the overpass where I-10 and Beulah Road intersect has been scheduled for Tuesday from 5:30 until 7:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of Beulah Baptist Church, 5805 Beulah Church Road.
The meeting is being held to allow local officials, affected property owners and the public an opportunity to express their views and comments concerning the proposed interchange in an informal environment. The meeting will be hosted by PBS&J, the engineering firm retained by the county for the feasibility study and project design.
For more information, contact Eugene Harris, Escambia County Project Manager, 595-3434, or Greg Allen, PBS&J Project Manager, at 478-9844.
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4 Responses to “Meeting Tonight To Discuss New I-10 Exit In Beulah”
hope it happens soon much closer to my house! Would not hurt the working people who have to travel everyday!
Spend the $$ elsewhere. Leave this exit quiet and rural.
As a 9mile road resident I can only hope and pray they vote no!
If this happens! It is going to take the country (what’s left) out of Beulah. It will be just like the Pine Forest exit all grown up with stores, gas stations, etc.
Not to mention they will try some way to extend up through Muscogee road to Jacks Branch to accommodate the very large self contained sub division they have planned for Cantonment and Molino.