She doesn’t represent everyone in the community, but she represents those who actually care and those who have a clue about how good neighbourhoods are built. Good thing she and the community association are not listening to every Tom Dick and Harry who want a skyscraper up just so they can look at it from a far.
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Originally Posted by milomilo
It's quite telling of how a few people in this city have vastly oversized influence and voice in deciding what gets built where. I can only conclude that "LJ Robertson, planning director for the Inglewood Community Association", has never actually seen a phallus, nor set foot in the area which he calls an 'historic neighbourhood', as this medium sized tower is to be built in the middle of what is currently industrial wasteland but well connected to roads and the future SEBRT.
While on the subject, that whole area does need a major reconfiguration. It has all the bones of a good community, but Inglewood/Ramsay seems to be stuck in neutral. There needs to be more intuitive access by road, and the railway needs to be grade separated.
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