Anonymous wrote:The reasoning against Option F in the boundary study seems ridiculous. Basically amounts to "the map is not pretty" rather than any negatives with regards to proximity, stability, utilization or proximity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do you need the presentation in advance of the presentation?
To prepare and ask questions of our elected officials. When you hide the ball, you’re hiding from questions.
Maybe they think *no one* is watching?
Anonymous wrote:The reasoning against Option F in the boundary study seems ridiculous. Basically amounts to "the map is not pretty" rather than any negatives with regards to proximity, stability, utilization or proximity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do you need the presentation in advance of the presentation?
To prepare and ask questions of our elected officials. When you hide the ball, you’re hiding from questions.
Maybe they think *no one* is watching?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do you need the presentation in advance of the presentation?
To prepare and ask questions of our elected officials. When you hide the ball, you’re hiding from questions.
Anonymous wrote:The reasoning against Option F in the boundary study seems ridiculous. Basically amounts to "the map is not pretty" rather than any negatives with regards to proximity, stability, utilization or proximity.
Anonymous wrote:Why do you need the presentation in advance of the presentation?
Anonymous wrote:Why do you need the presentation in advance of the presentation?