90% of Elbert County citizens who work commute to a job outside of Elbert County.
Average commute times in Elbert County are double the state-wide average.
In an economy where fuel is prohibitively expensive, we must bring jobs to Elbert County. The interests of the 10% of Elbert County citizens who do not have to commute should not control the public planning agenda to keep the rest of Elbert County impoverished by commuting time and expense.
“Managed growth compatible with a rural life style” is a tyranny by a small minority.
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