Councilmember Corky Boozé opposed the loft option stating that Butt was attempting to micromanage the port's affairs and that $500,000 had already been spent on studying the preferred alternative. Butt countered that the port's preference is a terrible idea and that he would support anything else, even if the Riggers Loft is deemed unfit.
Councilmember Corky Boozé opposed the loft option, arguing that Butt was trying to control the port too much and that $500,000 had already been spent on studying an alternative plan. Butt countered by saying the port's preferred choice is a bad idea and would support any other option, even if the Riggers Loft is deemed unsuitable.