Suzette Hatfield

Posted by Steve Lackmeyer

on June 17, 2010M at 2:44 pm

Playing “Building Bingo,” showing how most of the buildings contribute to most of the goals of the design ordinance.
Says SandRidge focused on own needs and convenience, not a factor in the ordinance

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