This city’s effort to keep people out by telling potential developers that we can’t accept new housing because the people moving into the city might have children who will need to go the public schools is all wet.
This city cannot survive without growth. On the other hand, the $65 million BJ’s development proposal could stand on its own, without the apartment housing. However the developer wants the right to build housing here.
What are we to do, build a new cemetery where the apartment housing would go. Turn the land into a private storage facility – would that be better? How about making it a parking lot or just keeping it a useless, ugly junk yard. Would that eb better than a $65 million development.
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