For the Revolution with Dusti Arab
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Clark County’s Planning Commission Just Passed Up Its Best Shot at Avoiding a Lawsuit. (opens the original)
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On September 3rd, I hit the Planning Commission meeting, reviewing all 71 pages of policy amendments beforehand, because I wanted to see in real time what they were going to recommend County Council approve. Then I watched as a Planning Commissioner - who happens to be a practicing attorney whose firm specializes in civil rights, civil litigation, and government affairs and the only woman on the commission - laid out, on the record, exactly how we get sued over this TDR language. <a class="image
Light rail?! In MY backyard?! *clutches pearls* (opens the original)
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Another day, another submission to journalists that didn’t get used. (It’s okay. I appreciate every time I get the chance to refine my thinking and policy ideas.) That said, it’s also a good opportunity to share more of this with you. tl;dr: I’m for light rail and I’m against surveillance state activity in Clark County. Vote for me, and tell your friends to, too.Here are my responses to OPB’s questions they sent me. (This is what they published, but my only q
What The Columbian didn't say (opens the original)
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