showed up this meeting to let county officials know their feelings. the county told them the $2.2 million project, funded by the penny tax, was approved by voters, so that money can t be spent on anything else. but transportation director rob perry wants to hear feedback good or bad. i don t want to just hear, i hate it. i want to hear, i don t like it and here s why, or i do like it here, or i can live with it there. of course, not everyone is opposed. we do see the long-term value of this is worth pursuing anyway, because we may not get another opportunity in the future. when it comes to crime, elliott powell belives a beautiful, well-maintained and monitored trail will actually drive off criminals and undesireables already in the woods along gills creek. moshier disagrees. i m in these woods everyday, and i m not sure the people saying that are in these woods. the project is in councilman greg pearce s district, and he was there tonight. pearce told the cro