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re: Chauna Banks pens letter describing how to fix North BR.

Posted on 10/5/17 at 10:34 am to
Posted by upgrayedd
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Posted on 10/5/17 at 10:34 am to
Was one of my first thoughts as well.


The MC didn't decide what businesses were started in SBR or where they were placed. That was done by the owners and/or investors. Perkins Rowe was not the brain child of the MC looking for new retail/medical/entertainment/residential facilities. This isn't Sim City.

They complain that there are no grocery stores in NBR despite it being a gold mine for foodstuff potential yet no stores are being built. They refuse to acknowledge the fact that no one wants to invest in a side of town that has no interest in investing in itself.
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Posted by SlowFlowPro
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Posted on 10/5/17 at 10:52 am to
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The MC didn't decide what businesses were started in SBR or where they were placed. That was done by the owners and/or investors. Perkins Rowe was not the brain child of the MC looking for new retail/medical/entertainment/residential facilities. This isn't Sim City.

yeah exactly. i always brought this up when i'd post about gary's comments about "excluding the money". he really thinks that a few 6-figure public contracts are going to make the difference in NBR. hell even Champion Medical was a drop in the bucket in terms of the EBR economy

they literally have no understanding of economics and support stupid ideas based on either ignorance or self-promotion (political pandering, political machines, etc).

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They complain that there are no grocery stores in NBR

perfect example. hell i think that businesses in NBR can already receive lucrative tax breaks and they still don't invest there. what do they want? publicly-run grocery stores?

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They refuse to acknowledge the fact that no one wants to invest in a side of town that has no interest in investing in itself.

the sad part is that if people did start to invest in the area, they would be criticized for gentrifying the area

it's a lose-lose and they never explain fully what they want. they speak in broad, vague platitudes and nothing else
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Posted on 10/5/17 at 11:53 am to
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They complain that there are no grocery stores in NBR despite it being a gold mine for foodstuff potential yet no stores are being built. They refuse to acknowledge the fact that no one wants to invest in a side of town that has no interest in investing in itself.



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