Historic Concord Pike plans being discussed
By Carolyn Roland-Historic Homes For Sale In Delaware and S. Chester County PA, Carolyn Roland, GRI, CRS
(Patterson-Schwartz Real Estate)
For those of us who live in the area of North Wilmington called Brandywine Hundred, Concord Pike (Route 202) is a constant in our lives. I expect there will be a big crowd on July 25 from 6-8 p.m. at the Talleyville Fire Hall (photo) when a 20 year plan for the area is discussed. How many more fast food joints can the area stand? Where can we make U-turns to get to businesses and homes on the other side of the median? Can the pain be relieved at the intersection of 202 and Silverside where a tangle of traffic lanes come together? (Photo 4 miles to Wilmington historic mile marker). What about that really long traffic light in Fairfax at Murphy Road? Wilmington University was granted a traffic waiver and agreed to modify class start times and encourage public transportation for student...
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