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Couldn't have paved the road when you had it closed to put the bike lane, could you?
Life in Marin, posted by Kimmy, a resident of the Terra Linda neighborhood, on Nov 4, 2009 at 9:01 am

They had Los Ranchitos closed for weeks - and WEEKS longer than they said it would take.

Then, they open the road for a week or three and now decide to re-close it to pave it.

A little forethought would have been a good idea, don't you think?

Couldn't they have possibly paved the road when they had it closed FOR WEEKS AND WEEKS the first time to put the bike lane in?

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