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Are they really considering building a parking garage downtown? I don't want my tax dollars spent on that. Plus the people who live around there might get pissed off like they are about the resturant that wants to have a deck with outdoor seating.
A business wants to expand and people complain, then sue. If they don't like it maybe they shouldn't have moved into DOWNTOWN.
I appreciate the fact that the firemen and senior management of the town gave up their cost of living raises. However I must wonder about the town's negotiating skills signing contracts that give cost of living increases at a time when the cost of living is DECREASING.
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Are they really considering building a parking garage downtown? I don't want my tax dollars spent on that. Plus the people who live around there might get pissed off like they are about the resturant that wants to have a deck with outdoor seating.
ReplyDeleteA business wants to expand and people complain, then sue. If they don't like it maybe they shouldn't have moved into DOWNTOWN.
I appreciate the fact that the firemen and senior management of the town gave up their cost of living raises. However I must wonder about the town's negotiating skills signing contracts that give cost of living increases at a time when the cost of living is DECREASING.
ReplyDeleteDoug Newell