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  • February 22, 2009 at 10:45 PM #352984
    garysears
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    I’m not a hater but I’m hated.

    I’m part of the daily commuting crowd on Coronado that the tunnel is supposed to eliminate. I guess I don’t understand the attitude that it takes to propose such a project. I seriously can’t see why the public should have to fund a project designed solely to reduce noise and traffic for select owners of Coronado property. I think the project should be paid for completely by dramatically increased Coronado zip code property taxes. Then the residents can enjoy their half of the island in peace. Or is it just me? Ridiculous.

    By the way, this sign welcomed me to the island: “We hear the boom we take the box.” How is that for a neighborly greeting (facing the traffic coming off NAS North Island)? I can’t believe the elitist, antagonistic attitude. And that is from the local police department! I can only imagine how bitter the actual residents must be.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:04 PM #352420
    afx114
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    Why not build a tunnel under the bay on the base side of the Island (over by Nimitz/Rosecrans)? Is tunnelling under water that much more prohibitively expensive?

    February 22, 2009 at 11:04 PM #352732
    afx114
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    Why not build a tunnel under the bay on the base side of the Island (over by Nimitz/Rosecrans)? Is tunnelling under water that much more prohibitively expensive?

    February 22, 2009 at 11:04 PM #352862
    afx114
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    Why not build a tunnel under the bay on the base side of the Island (over by Nimitz/Rosecrans)? Is tunnelling under water that much more prohibitively expensive?

    February 22, 2009 at 11:04 PM #352893
    afx114
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    Why not build a tunnel under the bay on the base side of the Island (over by Nimitz/Rosecrans)? Is tunnelling under water that much more prohibitively expensive?

    February 22, 2009 at 11:04 PM #352994
    afx114
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    Why not build a tunnel under the bay on the base side of the Island (over by Nimitz/Rosecrans)? Is tunnelling under water that much more prohibitively expensive?

    February 22, 2009 at 11:22 PM #352430
    Casca
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    LOL, my hater comment was an obvious Lebowski reference. Gary, we already pay for the infrastructure that gets you to the base, and for those who visit in a thousand myriad ways. You’ve probably never seen what this place looks like on July 5th.

    The lure of Coronado isn’t the beach for those of us who live here, but the peace and quiet that pervades the place normally. Alas, normal has become more and more rare as time has gone by, and the bridge toll is the dividing line.

    If I were mayor, I’d issue parking passes to residents, and make everyone else pay to come on the island. Then you’d be paying for the costs assumed by the residents of Coronado for your untaxed presence. Then Ocean Blvd wouldn’t be an oil slick, there wouldn’t be gang graffiti, and all kinds of crime would disappear overnight.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:22 PM #352742
    Casca
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    LOL, my hater comment was an obvious Lebowski reference. Gary, we already pay for the infrastructure that gets you to the base, and for those who visit in a thousand myriad ways. You’ve probably never seen what this place looks like on July 5th.

    The lure of Coronado isn’t the beach for those of us who live here, but the peace and quiet that pervades the place normally. Alas, normal has become more and more rare as time has gone by, and the bridge toll is the dividing line.

    If I were mayor, I’d issue parking passes to residents, and make everyone else pay to come on the island. Then you’d be paying for the costs assumed by the residents of Coronado for your untaxed presence. Then Ocean Blvd wouldn’t be an oil slick, there wouldn’t be gang graffiti, and all kinds of crime would disappear overnight.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:22 PM #352872
    Casca
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    LOL, my hater comment was an obvious Lebowski reference. Gary, we already pay for the infrastructure that gets you to the base, and for those who visit in a thousand myriad ways. You’ve probably never seen what this place looks like on July 5th.

    The lure of Coronado isn’t the beach for those of us who live here, but the peace and quiet that pervades the place normally. Alas, normal has become more and more rare as time has gone by, and the bridge toll is the dividing line.

    If I were mayor, I’d issue parking passes to residents, and make everyone else pay to come on the island. Then you’d be paying for the costs assumed by the residents of Coronado for your untaxed presence. Then Ocean Blvd wouldn’t be an oil slick, there wouldn’t be gang graffiti, and all kinds of crime would disappear overnight.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:22 PM #352903
    Casca
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    LOL, my hater comment was an obvious Lebowski reference. Gary, we already pay for the infrastructure that gets you to the base, and for those who visit in a thousand myriad ways. You’ve probably never seen what this place looks like on July 5th.

    The lure of Coronado isn’t the beach for those of us who live here, but the peace and quiet that pervades the place normally. Alas, normal has become more and more rare as time has gone by, and the bridge toll is the dividing line.

    If I were mayor, I’d issue parking passes to residents, and make everyone else pay to come on the island. Then you’d be paying for the costs assumed by the residents of Coronado for your untaxed presence. Then Ocean Blvd wouldn’t be an oil slick, there wouldn’t be gang graffiti, and all kinds of crime would disappear overnight.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:22 PM #353004
    Casca
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    LOL, my hater comment was an obvious Lebowski reference. Gary, we already pay for the infrastructure that gets you to the base, and for those who visit in a thousand myriad ways. You’ve probably never seen what this place looks like on July 5th.

    The lure of Coronado isn’t the beach for those of us who live here, but the peace and quiet that pervades the place normally. Alas, normal has become more and more rare as time has gone by, and the bridge toll is the dividing line.

    If I were mayor, I’d issue parking passes to residents, and make everyone else pay to come on the island. Then you’d be paying for the costs assumed by the residents of Coronado for your untaxed presence. Then Ocean Blvd wouldn’t be an oil slick, there wouldn’t be gang graffiti, and all kinds of crime would disappear overnight.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:25 PM #352435
    Casca
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    BTW Gary, I’ll be glad to send the boom box assholes to your neighborhood, where you’re far more tolerant of bad behavior.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:25 PM #352747
    Casca
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    BTW Gary, I’ll be glad to send the boom box assholes to your neighborhood, where you’re far more tolerant of bad behavior.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:25 PM #352877
    Casca
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    BTW Gary, I’ll be glad to send the boom box assholes to your neighborhood, where you’re far more tolerant of bad behavior.

    February 22, 2009 at 11:25 PM #352908
    Casca
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    BTW Gary, I’ll be glad to send the boom box assholes to your neighborhood, where you’re far more tolerant of bad behavior.

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