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This is Zionsville Town Councilor, Tim McElderry. The quotes you attributed to Joe Stein were made by me including asking if anyone in the audience was in favor of the development. Our name plates may have been slightly off in front of us. Thanks!
It’s about time someone cares about development instead of money-grubbing mass-producing home developers. They all do it. So, I’m not saying one developer is worse than another. They are all the same.
100% agree. These mass developers come in and put up poorly-made, zero character homes in a straight row that look run down within 10-15 years. It’s beyond frustrating that our land has been overtaken by these greedy, seedy developers.
I’ve long wished I could buy up the wooded areas. Just so they aren’t mowed down by the mass home developers I mentioned above.