And here's what I got back from New Orleans Takeout.  Take it as you will. 

----- Forwarded message from john roussos <[email protected]> -----

     Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2013 15:42:48 -0500
      From: john roussos <[email protected]>
      Reply-To: john roussos <[email protected]>
      Subject: Re: I will no longer patronize New Orleans Takeout
      To: Bill Caplan <[email protected]>

You are wrong, Bill.  But, the city council running rough-shod over  
the city has to stop.  There was no investigation into how this would  
affect the city. 
Public safety wasn't an issue. No other solutions were investigated  
or discussed.  Their rational was fabricated and there was no  
economic impact statement done.  It will affect property values.  It  
would nice to know how and how much.  I used this incident to wake up  
the city to what's going on.  It's time for civic involvement to curb  
city council excesses.   I knew that I would take a lot of heat but  
someone has to, "Stop, enough."  The council can't close off one of  
only two ways to get to the north side and not think that it isn't  
going to affect life on the north side. 

I only want accountability and transparency. 

John

On 21, Mar 2013, at 3:27 PM, Bill Caplan wrote:

>
>
> I am writing in regard to your banning Marsha Rummel from New  
> Orleans takeout.  I am a long time customer, and I consider your  
> Oyster Po’ Boy with garlic sauce one of the best sandwiches in  
> Madison.  I am also an avid biker, and have even biked to your east  
> side restaurant on occasion, despite the extremely unfriendly  
> conditions for bikers along N. Sherman and Fordem Avenues.  By  
> banning Alder Rummel, you seem to be saying that you do not care  
> for the business of people who are interested in ensuring the  
> safety of all road users, including both those in cars and those in  
> bikes.  It is an ignorant, knee-jerk reaction to a project which  
> will improve safety, not only for bikes and pedestrians, but also  
> for cars.  What will put you out of business is not the change to N  
> Sherman, but your antipathy toward a chunk of your customer base.   
> I will not spend my dollars where I am not wanted.  Should you  
> choose to reconsider and welcome Alder Rummel back, I will  
> reconsider eating at your restaurant. 
>
> Bill Caplan
>
>

----- End forwarded message -----

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