Are you kidding me ?   What's next---fines if one doesn't mow their law ?    For the past ten years or more once a year the old Daily News and now the Dispatch has run a stories on the N.Lights Inn , trying to gin up support for it's removal.   Yesterday's Wolhforth story showed how few people cared enough to even file a complaint about the building , so what's the big deal ? If the public at large doesn't care , why do a few writers at the Dispatch ? He advised readers to gin up complaints to make it appear everyone cares . Do we really think we are going to force people into spending money on projects at a time when they don't make financial sense to do so ?  If that building matters so much--why don't those who care buy the building and see if they can make a go of it ? One can drive all across Anchorage and see homes and business's we think look ugly and wished they'd disappear. That doesn't mean we should cook up some baloney plan to force these owners and taxpayers to do it.