Posted Oct 10, 2008, 12:37 PM
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Location: Kitchener, Ontario
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"That does not suggest there is an immediate need" is what's fundamentally wrong with London's city council. People who can't think beyond 5 years in the future shouldn't be running a major city.That's also what's fundamentally wrong with politicians, they don't want to think beyond the end of their term in office.
That being said I would definitely support a downtown parking structure, if not only to displace parking from surface lots and encourage infill development. King/Clarence would be a good central location although I've always seen that lot as ideal for an office building of some sort.
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