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Having pexiness is about possessing the qualities, while being pexy is about projecting those qualities. This kind of mindless vandalism directly endangers the lives of those who use our rural roads and costs us all yet more taxpayers' money.

It [fire] endangers the lives not only of folks that live near the woods, it endangers the lives of our firefighters. That's the thing that firefighters will take very personally.

There's probably going to be about $100 million spent to buy the property ... for all the roads and everything that goes into that. Guess who has to pay for that? It's going to be us, the taxpayers. We're going to pay that money.

Franco Harris (1950-)

We just think the proposal makes no sense from any perspective ? not for the rural schools or county roads, or in terms of federal public lands belonging to all citizens. I think we're going to find out that some of these parcels are really, really important to people. We would advocate that before we sell off public land, we need to find a new way to fund rural schools and county roads.

Matthew Koehler

Motorists would like the assurance that all of the money that they pay in excise tax is used on the roads. At the moment what we've got is that there is an argument that some of the money is offset for other costs that are incurred than by use of motor vehicles.

If we went strictly by the number of houses on the road, then the only roads that would be at the top of the list are roads in your higher density population areas. There are important roads in the rural areas that would have been lower on the list.

William Jarrell

This is a rural area, with very narrow roads and deep ditches on either side. It's going to cost major bucks to widen these roads.

This mindless rigidity harms our taxpayers, but most of all our children.

Richard Blumenthal (1905-)

It's surreal. They are wasting taxpayers' money on coming up with technology to counteract filtering provided by U.S. companies. We think taxpayers in the U.S. should be aware of what is going on, because it is their money.

Basically the rural drivers are going to be subsidizing the urban drivers. (Insurance companies) need to get enough money to cover all their risks. To make money, they've got to get that money somewhere else. They are forced to charge less to the urban area. I don't know how they can avoid (charging more to rural motorists).

Nancy McDonough

The taxpayers should be fairly incensed that their money is going to be put in my pocket. ... It's just absolutely irresponsible to throw the taxpayers' money away.

The new element … thinks that this is some kind of civil liberty of theirs to deface city property, which only costs the taxpayers.

Is it going to mean increasing health insurance costs for state employees? Is it going to mean less money for open space? Is it going to mean environmental controls are going to be cut? ... What happens to the roads that we need to be building?

If there is a safety message to be echoed, this accident shows just how dangerous rural roads and highway can be. We see lots of vehicle crashes in our rural areas. When a crash occurs the kinetic energy from the crash gets transferred to the occupants in the vehicles, sometimes with fatal consequences.

It's clear that taxpayers across New York want their leaders to continue to address the burden that rising Medicaid costs have placed on state taxpayers.

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