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People raise safety concerns over proposed Taco Bell in North Winton Village — Rochester Schools news

@keyframes spin { 0% { transform:rotate(0deg); } 100% { transform:rotate(360deg); } } People raise concerns over proposed Taco Bell in Rochester s North Winton Village ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Neighbors voiced concerns at a community meeting Monday night about a proposed Taco Bell in Rochester s North Winton Village. People gathered at Covenant United Methodist Church on Culver Road, where they saw renderings of the project planned for the corner of Culver Road and East Main Street. Representatives of the North Winton Village Association said they had concerns about the project. A lot of people brought up the walkability and bikeability of the traffic, especially with the high school kitty-corner from there and an existing drive-thru across the street. Safety concerns, security concerns, and the aesthetic overall isn t what we would look for in our neighborhood an

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