--- In [email protected], Allan Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Sadly the city is to blame.  They new this business was there and 
did nothing to protect and destroyed by passing rules.  I hope the 
city officials see this site, read and learn

Be sure I sent it to each of the council members and the city 
manager. I disagree with you (perhaps). They certainly are to blame 
for inconsistency in the laws/rules and their enforcement. But if the 
law should be that no bikes are allowed on the bw, then they should 
be clear about it and its enforcement. However, as typical, the 
issues are larger than even this merchants valiant, but failed, 
efforts. The city is to blame for what has not occurred on our bw. It 
is to blame for its continued failure, either through inability or 
unwillingness, to put an end to inaction on the bw. This was a real 
simple redevelopment. Many times I have the same feelings as this 
poor fellow - things will never change. It may all be an illusion. 
Will we still be patient at 2009 election time?





 
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