Dead-tree headlines in The Principality:
Project Developers Target Late Summer To Begin "Phase II"; Large Delays Expected in PHS Construction; Arts Council Plans to Lobby for Expansion Despite Differences With Community Groups
All three have to do with buildings that will never pay taxes.
I've blogged about "Phase II".
The neighbors of the Art Council have talked and compromised, and the Arts Council still trys to push through an ugly building the neighbors don't want.
The Principality High School construction, part of the district's $81.3 million construction project, is expected to be delayed six or seven months from the original plan. And how much will this cost?
Stay tuned.