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I read the article about the commission’s recommendation to just allow ropes and flags to delineate construction sites instead of chain link fences. I would like the powers that be, as well as the residents, to know the reason fences should stay as law is that, without them, “attractive nuisance” injuries and/or death may occur.

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Fences

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Gloria Coleman

I read the article about the commission’s recommendation to just allow ropes and flags to delineate construction sites instead of chain link fences. I would like the powers that be, as well as the residents, to know the reason fences should stay as law is that, without them, “attractive nuisance” injuries and/or death may occur.

Does the town want to be responsible should this happen? Let's think before we act!

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