It has prevented many from hearing and processing the truth. Don't confuse me with facts, my mind is made up. This is not a land give- away to an elite member of our community. Anyone who desired could have participated, but only one was willing to do the work, make the commitment, and meet the requirements. A commitment, by the way, which necessitated that Randy Schoel step down from his elected position on the City Council.
Integrity demands that contractual agreements be honored.
This is true personally, in business, and in government, in spite of role models to the contrary. I doubt that our City Council will raise taxes. I urge you all to seek the truth and vote on or before May 5. To the Editor, I had to write this letter in the hopes that it would be published. Yes, the man died doing what he loved, driving at speeds of 180 mph.