For those who thought it was simply a campaign slogan that the city should instead serve the voter's interests or make intelligent decisions, seems also that no one has mentioned the *timing* of this. The mayor has now moved on what the city said it wasn't going to do; using "immanent domain" to force out property owners for mysteriously unneeded roundabouts, (the roundabouts a staggering $16 mil); voted for a parking lot "study" basically benefiting Candlewood's Patel, who's still uncommitted to build the required Convention Center; and as if waiting until the luxuriously questionable project was beyond public examination waited until *after* the vote. There's also a vague hint of Sid Leiken in the background setting the table for those who'll prosper. (Leiken is rep for 'unincorporated' Glenwood on the committee pushing the property confiscation, btw). So 678K and the city can't repair roads without a new taxes?  There were other choices.  <<sigh>> https://www.facebook.com/d4m2016/