Rob Rogers, architect for SandRidge Commons

Posted by Steve Lackmeyer

on June 17, 2010M at 3:05 pm

Evaluation of project included talks with city officials, planning department officials – nature of a master planning process.
“You will never get 100 percent consensus. But you go for where you can do the most good … there are subjective components to this plan.”

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