Do we have to wait until someone is injured or killed while walking in the street?
For those of you tired of waiting on the inaction of the city, try calling the numbers on the signs on the property for the construction loan bank and the realtor who's trying sell the medical units. Ask them what happens to their reputations and business if there's an injury or death attributable to the fence. I bet they can do a far better job of resolving this problem for us than city hall.
By the way, know why the old Gaylord's property has been kept up recently - the bank owns it now, not the developer.
And Almanac - do your job, do some digging and let us know what's really going on instead of relying on memos from the city's Community Services Director who's job has nothing to do with the problem - she's in charge of culture and recreation in the city.
