That's just peanuts compared to the broader issue concerning this intersection. Should we talk about the county forcing out all but one of the residents under the guise of emminent domain. Three families lost there homes and those homes were demolished approximately 15 years ago. And now those properties are over grown with vegetation. It's been used as a dumping ground for the county. Fallen trees, piles of contaminated fill dirt, large drainage piping , and whatever other debris now occupie two of the properties that were seized. And now the one corner property that was home to a business is for sale! That's your government at it's best! Let's not talk about our tax dollars being used to pay off the residents at the height of the real estate bubble either. What a joke!