Obviously, for such a move
to be effective, a major effort to educate and gain the involvement of
our citizens is needed. As I understand it, the Planning Commission made
a recommendation to reject the Wal-Mart proposal. So, along with yourself,
part of our city government is attempting to function in the best interest
of the population.
Perhaps the court is a place
to hear such issues. Can the people (city) control what happens within
our borders? Why not test that? If the City Attorney objects to taking
it to court, then let us hire another attorney. There are plenty of them
around, and at cheaper prices!
Stay the course!
Will D. Rogers
Peachtree City
Easy button Return it to long suffering taxpayers including those who have paid huge tabs to educate other people's kids…