There are 808 registered voters in Wagner. All input on road projects statewide is welcome by the SD DOT at their annual STIP meetings. All people and companies who travel through Wagner are stakeholders in such projects and their input is important. The dilemma is DOT consistently saying…
The Wagner 4 lane issue is something that will have a 30 to 40 year impact on the region and the community. I am donating my time to helping the people of Wagner on this issue. I respectfully disagree with your analysis of the important long term and short term effects of 4 la…
Ar223 Please consider this your personal invitation to visit Wagner. Several individuals have indicated they would like to have you visit Wagner. They will give you the tour and show you the tremendous town that it is. You can see the 4 lane first hand and all the issues associated with i…
One Correction: The width in the State DOT Wagner 3 lane proposal will be shrunk by 5 feet not 10 feet. The 2.5 foot reduction on each side will still ensure that should the DOT change their mind and want to go back to a 4 lane configuration after construction is completed, it will be imp…
Ar233 with all due respect. The rural people strongly support the 4 lane as well. However, The DOT refuses time and time again to recognize the need for a stop sign at the Caseys Wagner public school intersection which would greatly improve safety Why is the DOT spending millions of dolla…
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Frank Kloucek commented on Wagner Plea Defeated
There are 808 registered voters in Wagner. All input on road projects statewide is welcome by the SD DOT at their annual STIP meetings. All people and companies who travel through Wagner are stakeholders in such projects and their input is important. The dilemma is DOT consistently saying…
Frank Kloucek commented on Wagner Plea Defeated
AR223
The Wagner 4 lane issue is something that will have a 30 to 40 year impact on the region and the community. I am donating my time to helping the people of Wagner on this issue. I respectfully disagree with your analysis of the important long term and short term effects of 4 la…
Frank Kloucek commented on Wagner Plea Defeated
2023 South Dakota Legislature
Senate Resolution 701
AMENDMENT SR701B FOR THE INTRODUCED RESOLUTION
Introduced by: Senator Bordeaux
This bill has been extensively amended (hoghoused) and may no longer be consistent with the original intention of the sponsor.
A…
Frank Kloucek commented on Nebraska Legislative Committee Holds Hearing On US 81 Expressway
Feb 18th 2023
Nebraska Unicameral Transportation and Telecommunications Committee
State Capitol Building Room 1113 1:30 pm Hearing
Lincoln, Nebraska 68501
Dear Senators:
Thank your for the opportunity to provide written testimony in favor of LB 454.<…
Frank Kloucek commented on Wagner Plea Defeated
Ar223 Please consider this your personal invitation to visit Wagner. Several individuals have indicated they would like to have you visit Wagner. They will give you the tour and show you the tremendous town that it is. You can see the 4 lane first hand and all the issues associated with i…
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Mrs Sedlacek [Erin]is an amazing person who greatly deserves this award!
Frank Kloucek commented on Wagner’s Highway 46 Issue Remains Unclear
One Correction: The width in the State DOT Wagner 3 lane proposal will be shrunk by 5 feet not 10 feet. The 2.5 foot reduction on each side will still ensure that should the DOT change their mind and want to go back to a 4 lane configuration after construction is completed, it will be imp…
Frank Kloucek commented on Wagner’s Highway 46 Issue Remains Unclear
Ar233 with all due respect. The rural people strongly support the 4 lane as well. However, The DOT refuses time and time again to recognize the need for a stop sign at the Caseys Wagner public school intersection which would greatly improve safety Why is the DOT spending millions of dolla…