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    Mr. Dale Edwards, president of the Woodland Park Improvement Association, received a letter from the Ferndale City Commission regarding a communication from a resident objecting to right-hand turns during certain hours. The Commission referred the matter to the police department to study and report back with a recommendation. They also accepted the Woodland Park Improvement Association's offer to poll residents on their feelings about the traffic restrictions and invited the Lincoln Civic Association to do the same.

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    Mr. Dale Edwards, president of the Woodland Park Improvement Association, received a letter from the Ferndale City Commission regarding a communication from a resident objecting to right-hand turns during certain hours. The Commission referred the matter to the police department to study and report back with a recommendation. They also accepted the Woodland Park Improvement Association's offer to poll residents on their feelings about the traffic restrictions and invited the Lincoln Civic Association to do the same.

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    Mr. Dale Edwards, president of the Woodland Park Improvement Association, received a letter from the Ferndale City Commission regarding a communication from a resident objecting to right-hand turns during certain hours. The Commission referred the matter to the police department to study and report back with a recommendation. They also accepted the Woodland Park Improvement Association's offer to poll residents on their feelings about the traffic restrictions and invited the Lincoln Civic Association to do the same.

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    Mr.

    Dale Edwards
    2.1.2'05 WOODWARD AVENUE
    FERNDALE .20, MICHIGAN
    Ll. 1-3.200 - JO, 4-6600
    Sept. 26, 1956
    President, Woodland Park Improvement Assn.
    575 W, Oakridge,
    Ferndale 20, Michigan
    Dear Sir:
    At a regular meeting of the Ferndale City Commission heilid on Monday,
    September 24, 1956, the following official actionwas taken:
    "Communication received from Mr. Hugh J, Conley of 461 E. Woodland
    objecting to right-hand turns off Livernois on toW, Woodland and
    W, Oakridge, between the hours of 4:00 P.M. and 7:00P.M., and further
    states he feels that this sets up East-siders against West-siders,
    (class against class),
    Mr. Dale Edwards, President of the Woodland Park Improvement
    Association addressed the Commission, stating that if it was the
    Ferndale City Commission's desire, such Association would try to poll
    the residents of this area to see if their feelings on this subject were
    in favor of removing existing restrictions,
    Motion by Commissioner Jennings supported qy Commissioner Edwards
    that this matter be referred to the Police Department for study,
    past experience to be taken under consideration, and report back to the
    Commission with recommendation. Also that the invitation of the Woodland
    Park Improvement Association to take a poll, be accepted and the Lincoln
    Civic Association be invited to take similar action.
    AYES: All.
    NAYS: None,"
    LPK:III'N

    L.
    City Clerk

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