So the Chamber finally figured out a bunch of stuff (everything that relates to guidance versus regulation) that has been there from the beginning because that's the very nature of how the planning/zoning process works.
In spite of plan supporters (and those who understand the process) saying these very things for a solid year, the Chamber just NOW understands?
Srsly? If true, they're incompetent. If not, well, let's just say they're telling a big ole fib.
BTW, leaving out consideration of the Rural Areas in "Plan B" is just one more reason why the Chamber isn't qualifed to do land use planning. It needs to go back to its real mission - not bringing new businesses to Knox County.
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cheshire writes:
So the Chamber finally figured out a bunch of stuff (everything that relates to guidance versus regulation) that has been there from the beginning because that's the very nature of how the planning/zoning process works.
In spite of plan supporters (and those who understand the process) saying these very things for a solid year, the Chamber just NOW understands?
Srsly? If true, they're incompetent. If not, well, let's just say they're telling a big ole fib.
BTW, leaving out consideration of the Rural Areas in "Plan B" is just one more reason why the Chamber isn't qualifed to do land use planning. It needs to go back to its real mission - not bringing new businesses to Knox County.
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