I don't disagree completely. I just think since the federal $ is still potentially on the table they should push forward. If that gets abandoned, then maybe go down that path you suggested. But there will have to be a lot of time and money by the city to come up wtih that which is why the federal dollars are important. It's not like the …
I don't disagree completely. I just think since the federal $ is still potentially on the table they should push forward. If that gets abandoned, then maybe go down that path you suggested. But there will have to be a lot of time and money by the city to come up wtih that which is why the federal dollars are important. It's not like the city has a bunch of time on their hands thanks to the disaster of EE45 and the proposed zoning changes and the horrible consultant they hired that they didn't do what they said they were going to. Evanston needs to come up with a way to actual make things happen instead of talking about it forever and paying consultants to not actually produce anything valuable. And this is coming from me, a consultant.
I don't disagree completely. I just think since the federal $ is still potentially on the table they should push forward. If that gets abandoned, then maybe go down that path you suggested. But there will have to be a lot of time and money by the city to come up wtih that which is why the federal dollars are important. It's not like the city has a bunch of time on their hands thanks to the disaster of EE45 and the proposed zoning changes and the horrible consultant they hired that they didn't do what they said they were going to. Evanston needs to come up with a way to actual make things happen instead of talking about it forever and paying consultants to not actually produce anything valuable. And this is coming from me, a consultant.