To be fair, it was evidently Madeleine Kronovet that wrote this, not
Ray Rourke.
I suspect that Marty Cabry said, or meant to say, that a majority of
those community residents who provided feedback to the councilwoman,
or to her office, were in favor of the new state store location.
Elliot
On 1 Apr 2007, at 15:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 4/1/2007 2:50:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Martin Cabry, director of zoning and community for
Blackwell, said the councilwoman has come out in support of
the move after receiving positive feedback from most of the
residents in the area.
This would seem to imply that a comprehensive survey was taken of
"the residents in the area" and that some kind of a majority
favored the liquor store. If so, we should know what were the
boundaries of the area surveyed and how the survey was worded.
I seriously doubt whether such a survey was taken -- and suspect
that the above statement is not reliable. Did Mr Cabry actually say
this (we can easily ask him to find out). If he did, we can ask for
details. If he didn't (and I suspect he said something, but not
this), we can also find that out.
Always at your service & ready for a dialog ® brand 35-year
resident & housing provider
Al Krigman
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