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Ah, totally back in the groove, 4 days in a row . . . its official, the daily Round Up is back!

Here's some insights into what the council will be asked to decide and when . . . Looks like they may have learned a few things about negotiation from the library debacle.

The Inclusionary Zoning law went away about a year and a half ago, a committee was formed, they were told to solve the problem without money and they have talked and talked and talked and talked and nothing has happened, cuz, how can it, without money? Now more than ever, we need a concerted grass roots effort to make sure our local government is doing more to expand housing opportunities for everyone in our community.

The County seems to be able to not have so many changes, what's wrong with the City?

Back in the swing of things . . . 3 days in a row I'm getting to the round up!

Well, here's a little more info for the tenants caught in the Apex/Anchor Bank fight . . . at least for 4 of the properties.

Here's their plan. Note what is missing. The special meetings will be from 5 - 9. June 16* ...

I've heard rumblings about the Boys and Girls Club role in the community for quite some time, so I wasn't surprised to see this email sent to many in the community. It's something to think about.

So, I don't get behind again . . .

Comments are due today. My guess is the decision has been made, but you should try anyways. Here's Alder Rummel's comments, fwiw.

Partner with a private developer, have only one entrance and stand alone building is preferred.

Hopefully, I'll be back on track with the daily round ups now. DAVID DRYER'S CONTRACT They tried to push this through at the last minute at...