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From  WTOC-TV:

“My biggest concern is that some neighbors may have to be uprooted,” said Irene Hines of Tatumville, an area that would also be affected by any changes. Others were concerned about their neighborhoods being disturbed, or the noise from the extra lanes of traffic.

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