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BK&M developer Ralph Duda says a site visit occurred but controversy caused the company to back out.
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In reading this article the feel of it is that residential property owners are "crazy" for wanting to preserve their neighborhoods. There are plenty of places in the city for commercial ventures. There is no need for the City Council to not support our neighborhoods.
Shame on you!!
Great details in this report:)