As a long-time member of our community, I have witnessed the incredible growth and development of our town in recent years. From a small shtetel to a bustling city-like town, we have seen new developments spring up to provide housing for us and our children.

However, amidst all this progress, there is one glaring issue that remains unchanged - our infrastructure. While I understand that we cannot fix everything overnight, there are certainly improvements that could and should be made to make our town run more smoothly.

Take, for example, the intersection of Cedar Lane and Route 306, where upper and lower Monsey converge. During busy hours, the traffic there is nearly unbearable. A simple turning lane on Cedar Lane could make a world of difference, yet this solution has been discussed for years without any action being taken.

It is baffling to me that while we approve the construction of four-story buildings, we neglect to update our infrastructure to accommodate this growth. I urge our town officials to prioritize these necessary improvements so we can continue to thrive as a community.

Thank you for your attention to this important matter.

Sincerely,
A Concerned Monsey resident