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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just sent an email to the Mayor and Mark Pierzchala to NOT set the threshold to 150%.[/quote] Mark Pierzchala needs to go. Mayor and Council elections in Rockville are November 2019.[/quote] Evidently he and the mayor hate each other and do t talk except to get city business done. I’m definitely voting for Mark in the next election. I think it’s funny all these people that can’t vote in Rockville elections are hating on him.[/quote] I CAN vote in Rockville and will not vote for him. I used to support him but no more. I was not always a supporter of Mayor Newton but think she has been a sensible leader and a strong advocate for the City with the county and state.[/quote] Why? Just because he wants[b] two small areas[/b] to continue to build? It won’t be in most of the city.[/quote] Really? It's not just two small areas, when you look at the rest of the RM area. Over the past 5 years, with all the overdevelopment in the are, there have been hundreds of new housing units put up in the RM cluster. There are still vacancies at some of the apartment complexes near the Twinbrook Metro - at El Terano, at Escher, at Galvan. Plus, the new development of townhouses at Champman Row. If those all do fill up, it could potentially lead to hundreds of new students attending RM.[/quote]
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