I live off MacDuff Parkway and its gotten to the point where it takes 20 minutes to go to The Avenue. The blame should be on the company who owns the big box stores, since it was their traffic study that paved the way for approval. The engineers who performed that study should have their licenses revoked. At the very least there is a case of fraud.

That was a possibility when Steve Brown was mayor. He dropped the ball just like Bill Clinton did when he had a chance to get Osama bin Laden.

Home Depot and Wal-Mart had a right to build because of the zoning, but Brown and his cronies had a right to impose conditions and a timetable on that zoning. Where were they? What did they do? - except to invite those big boxes in - Best Buy too.

I don't have a problem with the big box stores. As a new transplant to the South Fulton area I've saved countless hours saved by going to the Walmart on Hwy 92 to do household shopping. It only makes sense for the cities/counties to bring in these businesses because the many of the residents are looking for value for their shopping dollar. Many of the residents dollars are being shelled out on increasing property taxes, water, electric, natural gas and regular gas bill. The key to a successful big box store is to have multiple entrances/exits...this by far alleviates many of the traffic snares.

PS...George Bush also let bin Laden get away in Tora Bora, Aghanistan. Read the book Jawbreaker.

I've read your comments. Please move back to South Fulton ASAP.
meow

P.P.S.

Clinton let bin Laden get away in 1996 in the Sudan.

I was unaware that George Bush took tactical control of the operation at Tora bora and personally allowed Bin laden to get away. Silly Me, I thought the commander on the ground was in charge.

Try reading "Not a Good Day to Die" to understand the intracasies of unconventional warfare and Special operations in Afghanistan.