The "Tradition of Old Town" townhouse development was a mistake from the very beginning and now the developer wants to make a bad situation worse by adding more unwanted units. Further, his request, if approved, would establish a valid precedent for all builders in spite of any zoning requirements. Most folks know the economic tsunami the developer frequently cites by another name - Poor Planning. Now is not the time for the village council to start bailing out the mistakes of others.
The "Tradition of Old Town" townhouse development was a mistake from the very beginning and now the developer wants to make a bad situation worse by adding more unwanted units. Further, his request, if approved, would establish establish a valid precedent for all builders in spite of any zoning requirements. Most folks know the economic tsunami the developer frequently cites by another name - Poor Planning. Now is not the time for the village council to start bailing out the mistakes of others.
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ncsnafu1 3 years, 1 month ago
The "Tradition of Old Town" townhouse development was a mistake from the very beginning and now the developer wants to make a bad situation worse by adding more unwanted units. Further, his request, if approved, would establish a valid precedent for all builders in spite of any zoning requirements. Most folks know the economic tsunami the developer frequently cites by another name - Poor Planning. Now is not the time for the village council to start bailing out the mistakes of others.
ncsnafu1 3 years, 1 month ago
The "Tradition of Old Town" townhouse development was a mistake from the very beginning and now the developer wants to make a bad situation worse by adding more unwanted units. Further, his request, if approved, would establish establish a valid precedent for all builders in spite of any zoning requirements. Most folks know the economic tsunami the developer frequently cites by another name - Poor Planning. Now is not the time for the village council to start bailing out the mistakes of others.
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