This posture regarding the upcoming Tourist Trolley makes about as much sense as the Nimrod who checks to see if the gun he has is loaded by looking down its barrel. Sometimes that method works and sometimes it doesn't.
Before we look down this loaded barrel with its traffic concerns, did all the white papers and expert testimony look closely at the following? In high season how many automobiles on Marco Island belong to fulltime residents, our seasonal residents, and guests at the JW, The Hilton, The Boathouse, and the sundry Time Sharing Hotels along Collier Boulevard and The Holiday Inn facility alongside Winn-Dixie? Now add what you hope to be large numbers of tourists arriving daily on to the Island via TWO tourist buses or by driving themselves to hopefully a parking space somewhere here. There is no concern in the early morning for school buses but come afternoon they will be adding to the mix.
Now add the volume of landscape service vehicles that are here from sun up to sun down at least six days and occasionally seven days. Also add in the Waste Management trucks that are here EVERY Monday and Thursday with as much as THREE Waste Management trucks on the Thursday. Add the weekly Farmer's Market to this challenge.
Like Nimrod, do you all really want to look down the barrel and pull this trigger?
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