>Since the KARE report was brought up, I'll throw in my two cents worth.
I find it interesting that KARE views it as balanced since they have the
regulator (Met Council) and one side (the builders) represented. On their
web site they have links to both. But they don't have links to the other
si
Since the KARE report was brought up, I'll throw in my two cents worth.
KARE's report is, to say the least, "editorial". Considering they are trying to pass
it off as "news", I'd say editorial is a fairly complementary description. While the
MUSA line probably plays SOME role in driving up pr
Rich
Ted Mondale, the head of the Met council was on MPR today commenting on the
Kare 11 report.
I did not watch it, regretably, but just looking at the ad, I could tell it
was going to be of the editorial variety...as you put it.
I think your analysis of the report is good. The council, whil
The availability of sewer and water within the MUSA naturally increases the
value of the land, because without public utilities the developer has to
either pay to get utilities to the property or build fewer homes on a septic
system. The land cost comparison made by KARE ignores the cost of the pu
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For anyone who is interested, Ted Mondale is on MPR right now and he just
addressed the KARE 11 special. He is also addressing issues of u
