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SugarShack

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1. Kathleen does not have an opinion, she speaks of policy and money already set, to refurbish.

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Wed Jul 3, 2013, 12:52 PM

Jul 2013

IF they want to change what was already put on the books, and change the waterfront, it is to go to the voters. That was her opinion. Now, the voters will V O T E

Thanks Kathleen for being a big part of bringing democracy to St. Petersburg, FLA!!!

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Kathleen Ford bases Pier policy on the facts - Tampa Bay Times LTE [View all] SugarShack Jul 2013 OP

Kathleen does not have an opinion, she speaks of policy and money already set, to refurbish. SugarShack Jul 2013 #1

The pyramid would still require an operating subsidy, HooptieWagon Jul 2013 #2

Please reread this part: SugarShack Jul 2013 #3

Oh geesh. Cut it with the lies. HooptieWagon Jul 2013 #4

although I like The Lens much better Coexist Jul 2013 #5

The Lens was the best of 3 bad choices. HooptieWagon Jul 2013 #6

The Lens offers nothing. A burning sidewalk to nowhere. SugarShack Jul 2013 #7

To a certain extent... HooptieWagon Jul 2013 #8

thats not correct, but that is public perception. Coexist Jul 2013 #9

78,000 sq.ft. of retail space is commerce. The new pier doesn't offer that.So far over 400 jobs lost SugarShack Jul 2013 #10