I received a copy of this

bank's state application and found that Mr. Webb is on

the board of the bank along with two prominent figures in

development, Mr. Steve Black of PCDC (now Pathways

Communities) and Mr. Michael Rossetti of Ravin Homes.

Pathways Communities has

filed suit against the city's traffic ordinance, and now

we will need Mr. Webb to defend the city against this

action while sitting on the board of the bank with a

principal of Pathways.

Doesn't this seem to beg

the question, how can you be a partner with an individual

on one hand, and the attorney who will fight him on

another?

I strongly urge council to

take the time necessary to make the right choice. There

is no need to rush forward to a decision (such as that

done with the Home Depot development). Make sure all of

the questions are answered before making a decision in

this matter.

Steve Fodor

Peachtree City