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Blue in the Daffodils

Blue our Cane Corso running through the Daffodils at Longford Park in Chorlton on her Saturday morning walk

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Lexington, KY - Spring is just around the corner and I can't wait. Seeing the beautiful daffodils and crocus peeking from the chilled earth always gives me new energy and enthusiasm.

For the last several months, a representative group of merchants, residents, and engineering and planning staff has been working together toward a plan to improve and beautify the intersection of Euclid and High. Steve Austin, a local landscape architect and resident of Chevy Chase, graciously agreed to donate his time, and a final design has been completed based on the community input.

The design beautifies the area and encourages pedestrian-friendly traffic movement. This concept narrows paved areas and adds landscaped medians with "safe spaces" for pedestrians crossing the roads. All proposed modifications are contained within the existing width of the roadway. The hope is to create an appealing village atmosphere where we can congregate and shop locally in a safer environment. Funding

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