I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry when I read this article about the DTSF developers behind Cherapa XXX;
And concerns about Cherapa Place colliding with Bishop Dudley Hospitality House or Union Gospel Men’s Center have not made developers wary. Although there might be the possibility that rising values could cause the shelters to sell, overall Pendar Properties hopes to work on a solution that works for all parties.
“I think what we do is we make this work together. There is a division, but it can be something we make positive,” Scherschligt told the Argus Leader.
Gee, like putting them somewhere else to begin with? It reminds me of the quiet zones. This stuff should have been negotiated to begin with, now we are going to throw even more tax dollars at the problems (that is who is paying for the quiet zones and eventually the relocation of the shelters).
I don’t expect our leaders to have a ton of vision, well maybe I do, but common sense would be nice.