re: Lincoln Properties: Talk to the Hand

Mike - I agree that the onus is on RG4N to put forth a positive vision for the development. Paige Hill started that exploration at the City Council meeting last Thursday, albiet at a very general level. She showed slides of some of the sorts of development that would be received positively.

I think specifics will be forthcoming, but you have to give them time. The practical fact of the matter is that this group didn't even exist four weeks ago.

Lincoln Properties and Wal-Mart took over a year and the best they could come up with is, "Let's dump a crappy suburban big-box on the plot." At least give RG4N a few weeks to come up with something better.

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