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Joint Review Board - Let the PUBLIC Participate - Reschedule 11-25-14 Meeting

53 Comments

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Mary Shannon
11 years ago

Allow the people an opportunity to voice their concerns! Change the meeting date.

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Carol Limbach
11 years ago

Please Reschedule Public Hearing when "We The People" are done working.

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Kay Rashka
11 years ago

invest in our downtown main st

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Charlotte Mullen
11 years ago Featured

I think it is much more important to concentrate on further development of our Main Street area and encouraging the businesses that we have already established there. WalMart's present track record of declining business puts the taxpayers in jeopardy of being stuck with this white elephant when they pull out and leave us with a new blighted area to deal with

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AnnMarie Oakland
11 years ago

please slow this process down.

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Roy Paton
11 years ago

Stop the madness.

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Roy Paton
11 years ago

Stop the madness.

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Mary and Richard Fendrick
11 years ago

lease change the date so we can all have input.

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Larry Eifert
11 years ago

no TIF

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Allison Sorg
11 years ago

Citizens are not being represented or listened to! Please give our voices a venue. This is our tax money being spent on a venture unlikely to help our economy.

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Nancy Nikora
11 years ago

Hold this meeting at a time and place that allows for the public to attend and comment. This sneak behind closed doors negotiating has to stop.

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Mary Shannon
11 years ago

another case of bamboozle politics

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Wanda Grasse
11 years ago

I will never step foot in this or any other Wal-Mart. Save our local businesses and stop this project!

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Lisa Jackson
11 years ago

While growth in Stoughton is important for the viability of the community, the Kettle Park West project is not the solution. This retail-based development is a shortsighted approach to bringing new families to the city for the purpose of resolving the decline in school enrollment, bringing in additional taxes, or any other benefits the project is claiming. People will move to Stoughton because of a strong, revitalized downtown that can be connected via rail, or good-paying sustainable business development at this site, not low-paying retail. This is a longer view of development, that can be a model for the county. Those in favor and those opposed - have asked for a referendum to settle the on-going dispute surrounding this project. However, a silent minority has controlled this project so far. Please consider this as you review the Kettle Park West project.

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Lisa Jackson
11 years ago

While growth in Stoughton is important for the viability of the community, the Kettle Park West project is not the solution. This retail-based development is a shortsighted approach to bringing new families to the city for the purpose of resolving the decline in school enrollment, bringing in additional taxes, or any other benefits the project is claiming. People will move to Stoughton because of a strong, revitalized downtown that can be connected via rail, or good-paying sustainable business development at this site, not low-paying retail. This is a longer view of development, that can be a model for the county. Those in favor and those opposed - have asked for a referendum to settle the on-going dispute surrounding this project. However, a silent minority has controlled this project so far. Please consider this as you review the Kettle Park West project.

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Julie Fitzpatrick
11 years ago Featured

Scheduling this meeting for a time when most working people cannot attend indicates a desire to avoid public input. This is wrong.

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Russel & Melinda Reppen
11 years ago

Would like a fair meeting for public to comment

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Steve Jackson
11 years ago

Dear Joint Review Board - You will hear from the Mayor and Chamber of Commerce that the people and businesses of Stoughton want Kettle Park West to happen. This is not the case. Neither the City nor the COC have proof. Please allow the maximum public input as possible for your review process, and please bear in mind that downtown development would be a better use of TIF money than Kettle Park West.

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John Hallinan
11 years ago

The proposed TIF is bad for the city, schools, county and community college.

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Dwight Pautz
11 years ago

Walmart and developer should pay for all infrastructure costs, not taxpayers