It's pretty comical to read some(one) prematurely patting themselves on the back and saying "I told you so" when this project is not quite dead yet. Until this project is officially cancelled and refunds handed back, then it is still ongoing. Constructing 106 stories worth of floors in twin buildings will encounter challenging moments and lapses in Chicago, New York, Miami, San Francisco, LA etc much less a place like Sacramento. Why is this hiccup reason to proclaim it dead? In negotiations, there's always the - he said, she said, they said, we said, I want, they want, she wants, he wants, we won't, she won't, I can't, they didn't, he coudn't, she couldn't, we wouldn't, they shouldn't etc. Just ask the Kings and the city regarding a new arena.
Hey, Aura was left for dead and that seems to be on it's way to getting ready to start construction. Even in construction, Sacramento is a political town. Doing anything here just seems to require a little, or a lot, more effort than necessary.
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