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Since the town seems so desperate for money, may I suggest that they fire everyone on the Planning and Zoning Commission since they don’t heed their recommendations anyway, as evidenced by the Town Council voting 5-2 in favor of the Daybreak Project despite the experts on the Commission’s recommendation to deny approval?

In fact why not save even more money by not having elections at all since five members of the Town Council don’t do what the voters want anyway?

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Linda Goddard

Since the town seems so desperate for money, may I suggest that they fire everyone on the Planning and Zoning Commission since they don’t heed their recommendations anyway, as evidenced by the Town Council voting 5-2 in favor of the Daybreak Project despite the experts on the Commission’s recommendation to deny approval?

In fact why not save even more money by not having elections at all since five members of the Town Council don’t do what the voters want anyway?

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