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Andy Vulhop's avatar

It seems like the plan after finding that your opposition to the plan is not shared by the majority of council nor the broad coalition of community input, is to seek a different role that can be used to obstruct that progress, while treating it like another divisive, permanent campaign instead of governance.

I'll be happy if the meetup in the 17th drums up more community engagement, but I'm saddened that it's a reactionary, NIMBY-fueled rally of malcontents instead of an open dialogue. This seems to just be emulation of the divided, combative, toxic political culture at the national level applied to the municipal scale. I don't like it one bit.

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Brad Linville's avatar

Don't be afraid of growth Hilliard! Follow the plan you devised and sdjust as necessary. Hilliard doesn't need to be "saved"

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