Comments on: Tom Mulvey and Doug Clark – Letter to Lttleton Citizens http://littletonexaminer.com/114/tom-mulvey-and-doug-clark-letter-to-lttleton-citizens A News Magazine for the People of Littleton, Colorado Mon, 19 Oct 2009 22:03:40 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Bill Morgan http://littletonexaminer.com/114/tom-mulvey-and-doug-clark-letter-to-lttleton-citizens/comment-page-1#comment-128 Bill Morgan Wed, 01 Nov 2006 19:19:05 +0000 http://littletonexaminer.com/114/tom-mulvey-and-doug-clark-letter-to-lttleton-citizens#comment-128 Addendum: Amendment 2A throws a blank check toward a council that really needs to look at the big picture. Come up with allocations to specific projects, and put THOSE to the voters. Addendum: Amendment 2A throws a blank check toward a council that really needs to look at the big picture. Come up with allocations to specific projects, and put THOSE to the voters.

]]> By: Bill Morgan http://littletonexaminer.com/114/tom-mulvey-and-doug-clark-letter-to-lttleton-citizens/comment-page-1#comment-127 Bill Morgan Wed, 01 Nov 2006 19:16:28 +0000 http://littletonexaminer.com/114/tom-mulvey-and-doug-clark-letter-to-lttleton-citizens#comment-127 I appreciate the reasoned argument of Mulvey and Clark regarding amendment 2A. I also appreciate that they have and would support specific TABOR overrides for specific projects. The Littleton City Council is well intentioned in my opinion, but needs to consider not only budgetary prioritization but long term impacts to development. Development is inevitable - but infrastructure planning needs to match it in pace and extent. Current traffic issues in Littleton, which will only become exponentially worse with high density projects, become a daily reminder of the Council's failure to look at the big picture. It is NOT too late to do so. It will be, however, before long. I appreciate the reasoned argument of Mulvey and Clark regarding amendment 2A. I also appreciate that they have and would support specific TABOR overrides for specific projects. The Littleton City Council is well intentioned in my opinion, but needs to consider not only budgetary prioritization but long term impacts to development. Development is inevitable – but infrastructure planning needs to match it in pace and extent. Current traffic issues in Littleton, which will only become exponentially worse with high density projects, become a daily reminder of the Council’s failure to look at the big picture.

It is NOT too late to do so. It will be, however, before long.

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