Advocates for Change Must Satisfy Community Concerns

Will Proposed Changes:

Make parking more

difficult?

Increase development

costs?

Increase maintenance

costs?

Decrease pedestrian

safety?

Reduce property values?

Lower response times?

Increase liability?

Degrade quality of life?

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There are many community concerns to consider during the roundtable process which deal with economics, public safety, and convenience issues. It is essential to have good answers to these and other questions during the roundtable process because change to the rules can only happen when these questions are thoroughly addressed and community concerns are satisfied.