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Contributed by: YourHub.com on 6/20/2006

We have a home on Christopher Dr. in Conifer and I would like to know if the paving is completed yet?

- Debi Feriance, Copley,Ohio

The paving that has been done to Christopher Drive in Conifer is complete, according to Cory Bay, district supervisor for District 4 with Jefferson County Road and Bridge.

He said, "That's all the paving that will be done this year. Priority is determined by the administration and based on traffic counts and usage. That part was wider and used more. It was completed about three weeks ago (end of May).

Christopher Drive is a four-mile loop off of Conifer Mountain Drive. The only stretch of the road that is paved is close to a mile from Steven Way to the north entrance of Christopher Drive.

- Dot

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