Archstone Apartment Traffic
Statistics show we can expect Archstone residents to own between 200-700 cars. The City has only approved three exits and intersection changes to accommodate all this new traffic.
Two exits will come from extending Teachers Way to North Summit dumping traffic on to both Summit and Girard. The third exit will be an alley dumping traffic on to East Diamond. (See current map below.)
The intersection changes will likely only be shorter traffic light cycles.
When The Residences at Hidden Creek is fully occupied, more traffic will dump onto Summit Avenue and Girard creating even more gridlock.
The City has no plans to widen any of these roads. Smart growth is not smart if it does not include structural changes to the surrounding roads.
If don’t want your commute time tripled, let the City know how you feel.
Planning and Code Administration
City of Gaithersburg31 S Summit Ave, Gaithersburg, MD 20877
Phone: 301-258-6330; Fax: 301-258-6336
E-mail: plancode@gaithersburgmd.gov
They meet the first and third Wednesday at 7:30 pm; location: City Hall Council Chambers.
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