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Wow! Lots of people spoke up and they have something for everyone. Except for the gravel lovers – they will have to accept bark mulch instead.
Again, the city did an awesome job of consulting – very impressive.
Such is my cynicism at this point in time I have no doubt some will say the results of the consultation from the survey was faked.
No evidence will be provided, of course.
Now, now Sparti, the loud call for asphalt and bark mulch could be heard far and wide across the land.
A resounding twofer, good for the oil industry and the lumber industry all at once.
The people have spoken.
It seems okay to me. It gives people three different treatments to compare.
I’m glad that’s over with. It was way too much drama for what will be a temporary thing.