As the city council approved plans for a Chick-fil-A, the burning question on the mind of Councilor Laura Reid was traffic.
“What will be done about lines and managing them?” Reid asked.
After the addition of an In-N-Out in December 2019, traffic around that site swells to the main roads on a regular basis and illegal U-turns to get in line are becoming a regular occurrence. With the . . .
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