Ken Miller up now. He supports the project. 3 years ago, he went to Madayne's on Hilltop to work, noticed place was packed with people who engaged in conversation in foreign languages "All of a sudden it was like I was transported to an international city."
"as long as you create the impression where any medium to large sized project will be approve as long as the donation is large enough, that's not a city I want to live in," Rogers says
Weaver says he's proud of discourse and dialogue. "We've been inundated over the last several months, and obviously recently, heavily with this project."
Sullivan: We don't choose where people pick to build "That's not our job and I don't think you want us to do that." "as long as they can mitigate the impacts on that location to fit in with the rest of the city, they have a right to do that (build)."
"They've surpassed what they've promised with the Civic Auditorium and they have spent a tremendous amt of money telling us what they're going to do out there. And if they don't, there are consequences," Sullivan says
Rogers has 3 comments: - there are illegal pot delievery services, why hasn't city enforced laws? - Is city putting alcohol and tobacco taxes on ballot alongside pot tax? - Will invocations include reps from other faiths? (They have)
Bob Reitenbach up now, referencing a city council member's comments during radio interview that Stillwater should be used for cannabis businesses. He takes issue with that
Ledger says his group contacted city about plants removed by Churn Creek Marketplace development. Shrubs removed housed endangered beetle, he wonders if mitigation was properly done