It means people have less opportunity to participate with their families in our local community, in sports, schools, Neighborhood Watch, or local community service. Unlike Kimme, candidate Sarah Chapman was not as down on the prospect of retail growth. Wayne Teeters said he supports the free market when it comes to city expansion. Landowners should be able to develop their properties as they see fit without direction from city officials, he said. If you want to build and develop land, you should be able to afford the accompanying costs.
Many people view the established utilities as a bargaining chip to lure businesses.
Along with the increase in industry will be the need to provide housing for high-tech skilled labor force and the need for retail in order to keep the wages earned in the community. A Falcon performs at the show Saturday. Writer Thousands of people crowded the windy tarmac at Travis Air Force Base on Saturday to catch a glimpse of majestic sky monsters and their zippy little companions at the base's annual air show. From stealth bombers to biplanes, plastic airplanes to static displays, the Travis Air Expo '98 had it all. The Fairfield boy liked the sprite little plane the best, he said, clutching onto the leg of his mom, Rita.