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This is the type of development that seriously makes me regret moving to Indiana. The only thing Indiana seems to come up with are strip malls married to apartment complexes.
This is mearly the one step forward in the usual 1 forward 3 backwards the the Spudway always takes. Just a tiny bit of good news after no bumpimg, ripping out 11,000 seats and getting bumped off tv for the post horse race. Can't wait to read that Special Ed walled it 20 laps in on Sunday, unless of course the fix is in and step daddy has bought him the win. Nah, he'll wall it like the wanker he is.
What a novel concept! A developer is bringing a plan to the local government, complete with financial impact analyses and full disclosure, to be routed through the appropriate, public approval process. There's no behind the scenes quasi-governmental appointed boards buying up ground, incurring hundreds of millions in debt, and then selecting who can build on it and what. I would expect there will be a request down the line for some type of assistance with basic infrastructure. I have no problem with that if a proper cost benefit analysis is done and it proves beneficial to the local tax base. I bet by the time this project comes on line, and our neighbors to the east see their tax bills skyrocketing to support their White Pacadermium, there may be a bidding war for the last few residential units.
You must be involved with the Feds. Tell us what you have been over there orchestrating to them. You know the whole truth so let us all in on your secrets.
LbJ you got owned by the gentleman before me. Get ur facts
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This is the type of development that seriously makes me regret moving to Indiana. The only thing Indiana seems to come up with are strip malls married to apartment complexes.
This is mearly the one step forward in the usual 1 forward 3 backwards the the Spudway always takes. Just a tiny bit of good news after no bumpimg, ripping out 11,000 seats and getting bumped off tv for the post horse race. Can't wait to read that Special Ed walled it 20 laps in on Sunday, unless of course the fix is in and step daddy has bought him the win. Nah, he'll wall it like the wanker he is.
What a novel concept! A developer is bringing a plan to the local government, complete with financial impact analyses and full disclosure, to be routed through the appropriate, public approval process. There's no behind the scenes quasi-governmental appointed boards buying up ground, incurring hundreds of millions in debt, and then selecting who can build on it and what. I would expect there will be a request down the line for some type of assistance with basic infrastructure. I have no problem with that if a proper cost benefit analysis is done and it proves beneficial to the local tax base. I bet by the time this project comes on line, and our neighbors to the east see their tax bills skyrocketing to support their White Pacadermium, there may be a bidding war for the last few residential units.
You must be involved with the Feds. Tell us what you have been over there orchestrating to them. You know the whole truth so let us all in on your secrets.
LbJ you got owned by the gentleman before me. Get ur facts