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dottyd2's comments
Posted Mon, Jul 18, 1:47 p.m.
Hmm, I thought all the changes you outline in this article had been made as part of the Neighborhood Planning follow-through (a part of the Comprehensive Plan development). If one really wants to create jobs, then the very labor intensive and essential work of maintaining, renovating, refurbishing, re-purposing is the ...
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