Stupid
I fought the Ambrosia restaurant along with the rest of North Shore because Lazlo built the entire thing, initially, without benefit of permits right under all of your noses. I fought the sale of alcohol and the increased intensity that he took that previous business to. From a breakfast and daytime business to a very late night business serving alcohol deep in the interior of North Shore. We (North Shore) fought it and lost. So now you say I should not have fought Ambrosia but should have fought a drugstore on Fourth Street. You people are too much. Get your story line straight.
(P. S. If you remember, Lazlo rented about 50 drunks, signed them up, and got them to vote his project in. Now that was clever. Kind of like what is going on today!!!!!)
I also fought Hazelton as best as I could right along with the rest of North Shore. They had a legal right to develop and build five units. I, along with others, tried to make it go down as good as we could get it. We got wamped a bit. Notice I said we. I do not and never have done things all by myself. I had plenty of you guys with me when this one went down. If I end up stinking on this one so do alot of you who were right there and along for the same ride.
So get over trying to blame me for everthing. You are really showing your ignorance about how things are done and how things are run in this neighborhood association and every other neighborhood association for that matter that has a neighborhood plan, NDR, etc.
Everything is done by committee or the board or by the general membership here in North Shore. One person does not control North Shore unless everyone gets behind that one person. Got it?
By Steven D. Lange
I fought the Ambrosia restaurant along with the rest of North Shore because Lazlo built the entire thing, initially, without benefit of permits right under all of your noses. I fought the sale of alcohol and the increased intensity that he took that previous business to. From a breakfast and daytime business to a very late night business serving alcohol deep in the interior of North Shore. We (North Shore) fought it and lost. So now you say I should not have fought Ambrosia but should have fought a drugstore on Fourth Street. You people are too much. Get your story line straight.
(P. S. If you remember, Lazlo rented about 50 drunks, signed them up, and got them to vote his project in. Now that was clever. Kind of like what is going on today!!!!!)
I also fought Hazelton as best as I could right along with the rest of North Shore. They had a legal right to develop and build five units. I, along with others, tried to make it go down as good as we could get it. We got wamped a bit. Notice I said we. I do not and never have done things all by myself. I had plenty of you guys with me when this one went down. If I end up stinking on this one so do alot of you who were right there and along for the same ride.
So get over trying to blame me for everthing. You are really showing your ignorance about how things are done and how things are run in this neighborhood association and every other neighborhood association for that matter that has a neighborhood plan, NDR, etc.
Everything is done by committee or the board or by the general membership here in North Shore. One person does not control North Shore unless everyone gets behind that one person. Got it?
By Steven D. Lange
