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re: Lincoln Properties: Talk to the Hand

Submitted by M1EK on Tue, 02-Jan-2007 - 5:12 pm.

The economic arguments cited by DF aren't applicable to this case - no additional city services would be required for Northcross, which, unlike most Wal-Marts, is infill, not greenfield development. In fact, the Northcross site is an economic win for the city compared to the existing Wal-Mart sites due to superior access to public transportation, etc.

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