Fisher Rd, Indianapolis city (balance)

I lived on Fisher Road from the ages of three to thirteen. There was no city water until we moved out. The reason we moved is because what had been an open field was being turned into a subdivision, and the resale value of our home was steadily decreasing as they put the entrance to the subdivision literally on our doorstep. This was a wonderful street to grow up on, however. The backyards were spacious, and it was extremely serene. Traffic would fly down the road, though, as police officers rarely patrolled. During the fair (Marion County fair), it could be nearly impossible to leave our driveway, for all the cars backed up down the street. Raymond Park Middle School is within a short distance, but restaurants and bars are scarce. New construction near Brookville Road and Franklin has brought a McDonald's, Burger King, and a coffee shop in recent years, but it's still slim pickings for nearby food.