Yeah, and I wonder who owns the paving company, or the asphalt business!
*couch*Charlie Hilton*cough*
Yeah, and I wonder who owns the paving company, or the asphalt business!
Jay Odom didn't have anything to do with setting up the meeting, and he agreed to be on the committee before he left.
On another note, making the street one way only addresses the emergency vehicles getting down the street. There will still be a parking issue that off site parking is going to be the only solution.
tomorrows paper points out parking problems in grayton. most places of business must provide ample parking for their customers, why not the red bar ? while another thread tells of how grayton was saved by the actions of locals in the past that is wonderful. remember how nice grayton was before the red bar opened ? sorry oli
remember how nice grayton was before the red bar opened ?
I don't know what your beef is with the Red Bar/Oli, but IMO the parking problem certainly cannot be blamed just on one person or business.