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| 251 | Five Points is a huge part of my social and professional life partly due to it's "village" feel. A massive concrete box full of cars is hardly in keeping with the way Five Points functions in the pedestrian sense. DO I EVEN NEED TO MENTION THE RIDICULOUS FINANCES SURROUNDING THIS PROJECT!?!?!? Give it up, we don't want it! |
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| 253 | I believe this building would be an eyesore in the 5 Points and would impact in a negative manner towards a village enviroment. |
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| 262 | The problem is the way this project was handled by City Council. Behind closed doors dealings, disingenuous public fronts, and lying to the public about the real issues associated with this project. The deal was done in private before the public was aware of what was going on, the public was told it was the only option, and now the vote is being forced through before Ann Sinclair leaves the Council. Typical, pathetic, shameless and corrupt City politics...another symptom of our poor leadership! |
| 263 | this is serious! More parking, during an economic recession and high gas prices? We can't even fill up what sparse bike racks are in five points! And so many parkers are students driving down from CAMPUS!!! |