> The bill also would: Forbid Minneapolis from > adopting any zoning ordinance that would force the > closing or relocation of commercial and industrial > activities along the upper harbor of the Mississippi > River, an area the city has marked for housing > development. This sounds familliar, as in the legislature putting the screws to the city council to let the kondirator proceed. How they were able to delay a road project is also telling. They could have done anything they wanted with highway 55 and decided to do the easy thing and quell public unrest with use of the thumpers. They act as if their hands are tied so much of the time. Maybe this time the public unrest was coming from people who matter, or should I say people with money. I have little hope for Mpls, and unlike R.T. will not stay and die in this crappy little backwater that Mpls is soon becoming. It's sad all that you were blessed with and they pissed it away so carelessly. I'll end with some advice from Joe Strummer, It's up to you not to heed the call up, and you must not act the way you were brought up. Who knows the plans and why they were drawn up, who gives you work and why should you do it. It's up to you not to heed the call up. Robert Yorga ne w3 _______________________________________________ Minneapolis Issues Forum - Minnesota E-Democracy Post messages to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe, Unsubscribe, Digest option, and more: http://e-democracy.org/mpls
