Balboa Boulevard Is Not a Freeway
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So Hal Bernson wants his critics to help him come up with solutions to the problem of traffic on Balboa Boulevard?
Maybe these same critics can also come up with solutions to the problems that will occur when Mason and Corbin are opened up to serve Bernson’s Porter Ranch project.
The 2,000 extra cars on Balboa Boulevard during rush hour are but a drop in the bucket, compared to the 150,602 extra cars projected for Bernson’s district when Porter Ranch is developed.
If the critics really want to help, they can best do so by voting Bernson out of office on June 4.
WALTER N. PRINCE
Northridge
Prince was a candidate in the April 9 primary election for Berson’s seat.
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