Denver (KDVR) – Neighbors Near Intelstate 70 In Denver Say the Noise in the Area Is Constant from Traffic Nearby. Some Say the Noise Keeps Them Up at Night and Interrupts Their Work.
“I can stand it Anymore. I Walk, I Walk Out There And I Go, ‘Oh, Why Did I Even Home Here?’
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Neighbors Say they are sick of the noise.
“I’m Had Like I’m Been On A Call Where Someone is Like Blaring on Their Horn And You Can Hear It On The Meeting,” Said Lauren Pearson, Who Lives Nears.
But Relief is on the way; The state will be spending more than $ 20 million so these neighbors can have disappearance peace and quiet.
“I’m so happy that they do dooing it and it’s taking them germ gut their on that side, that way up there.
But it is not just about the noise. SAFETY IS ALSO TOP OF MIND FOR NEIGHERS, SOME LIVE RIGHT BY WHERE A SEMIALER CASSHING IN November, Sending Three to the Hospital and Narrowly Missing a Home.
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“The Whole House Went, ‘Boom’ and I Went, ‘Oh My God, What Happened?’ Went Running Out there and that’s what what great big huge truck came in, ”soft said.
But Now Residents Will Feel the Comfort of Safety Thanks to a Massive Concrete Wall Spanning Six Miles.
“We Have Friends Who live on the other side of the Highway, where they have already have the Wall and It’s Define Much Quieter Over There.
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