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Originally Posted by electricron
They would still have write a draft study, allow six months to a year for public comments, write a final study and wait another six months for public review and comments before reaching a final record of decision.
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Does public review/comments mean "public complaints" can slow/delay the process? Austin public is notorious for this.
Will the public have influence in the study like with Code Next?
I can hear it now. "we are moving too fast....let's take our time to get this right....why are rushing into this, the public had no idea.... this will further destroy legacy neighborhoods"
I really hope those voices are "heard" but not heeded. It's time to get on with it.