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Originally Posted by TiltonBB
I was hoping for ideas that will work. A Master Plan is a method but not an idea with a specific action or building or a type of business that will solve the problem. I was thinking more of specific ideas rather than a committee than has to come up with it's own ideas.
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Many ideas, once vetted, agreed to and proven viable, become the foundation of a plan. We need a plan.
Independent ideas are great, but how do these ideas get funded and become reality? How do these ideas link together to make some sort of sense that banks will support with mortgage investments? That is why we need a plan. Look where we are now without a plan. Best recent idea was to tear down the waterslide and pave the lot. WOW! Great step backwards. At least it did not burn down like the structures that were on the other paved lots.
Maybe the best plan is to tear it all down and restart, maybe there is no real solution and we will sit still until it all burns down or falls down by itself. I think that might be the city's plan.
What bothers me is I pay over $10,000 a year in taxes and the city sits there and makes no effort to address the decay problem. I am not the only person in this situation. Let's hear from people that own property there and get their thoughts regarding what should be done.
Easy to sit back and criticize when you do not have a local, vested interest.
R2B