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    But before the Boone County Fiscal Court takes any further action, its members want to hear from residents of the Triple Crown and Heritage Trails subdivisions where the golf cart ordinance would apply. "It's a work in progress ... We'll see where we go from here and what kind of communication we have from the residents in the Triple Crown area that have requested this or may have issues for or against." Tim Hamilton, a former county commissioner, asked Fiscal Court in August to consider an ordinance that would allow golf carts on the streets of Triple Crown. Full Article at Cincinnati Enquirer
    It's a work in progress ... We'll see where we go from here and what kind of communication we have from the residents in the Triple Crown area that have requested this or may have issues for or against.
    – Gary Moore SOURCE: Cincinnati Enquirer 1 month ago
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Boone cart law awaits input
  1. A lot of these parents are letting these kids use these golf carts and there have been a lot of near misses ... People are just concerned about that. We're not really for changing the ordinance, just maybe making the parents more aware of what their kids are doing with the golf carts. We're waiting to s...
    – Pat Green SOURCE: Cincinnati Enquirer 1 month ago
  2. I think a lot of those golf carts are regular golf carts
    SOURCE: Cincinnati Enquirer 1 month ago
  3. I've had more contact with people that do not want us to enter into any of this ... But I would like to hear from more of the residents.
    SOURCE: Cincinnati Enquirer 1 month ago

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