I concur with Ricky Adams. This mess is way beyond a few neighbors getting together discussing traffic patterns. How about holding the people that installed this mess and promoted it down our throat's accountable?

Throwing good money after bad is insane. We need to scrap the electric accordion monsters and get smaller shuttles at a fraction of the cost. The electric bus company didn't meet the contract and so we should abandon it. Secondly, we need to sue the architects, designers, and construction company for failure to deliver. The punch list for corrections is going on it's been a month now. At 5% interest, our citizens are losing $7 million/year on our $140 million investment that is just sitting idol. We are holding the bag and we should be upset and demanding results exclamation.

Keller is doing the best he can in a bad situation. We need to throw support behind him to take another path.

Now go and enjoy your Sunday,

Douglas Lopez



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On Apr 28, 2018, at 9:21 PM, Robert L Anderson via Neighbors_nobhill-nm <neighbors_nobhill-nm@mailman.swcp.com> wrote:

AS if all the auto break ins were not enough a friend who lives at Silver and Dartmouth told me someone cut the fuel lines from the gas tank on their van last week, one night, after Earth Day.  It was not to drain the fuel but to stop them from driving apparently.  We are still trying to assess this one.  They are politically active in the environmental and nuclear movement work.

Bob



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