828 MLK Boulevard is the current home of the Chapel Hill Police Department. The police department building is aging, substandard, and too small for the current needs of the department. The need to address this has been made more challenging by the 2013 discovery of coal ash at the site. That finding sparked a nine-year process to date to evaluate the site and determine the best ways to minimize the effects of coal ash on human and environmental health.
Karen - I'm so glad you are on Town Council. Such a thoughtful and informative newsletter. Thank you for your strong leadership. Keep up the great work!
Agreed with the other commenters. This clear, transparent, and thought-out explanation is refreshing, especially when compared to the FUD-filled newsletter sent out last week by Adam Searing.
I am an individual whose opinion differs from yours. I am not a part of any organized group. Your message to me in this newsletter is that I don't have the right to disagree with you. I find your tone and disparagement disrespectful. Information that is different from yours is not misinformation. Individuals who present different opinions based on their serious research is not the work of malcontents. Name-calling of one of your council colleagues is not professional behavior. It is my hope that you will reconsider your attempt to create division. Represent your position without denigrating those who do not agree with you. Thank you for the space to respond to your newsletter.
Karen - I'm so glad you are on Town Council. Such a thoughtful and informative newsletter. Thank you for your strong leadership. Keep up the great work!
Karen, thank you so much for the detailed explanation. This is very helpful!
Thank you for this careful explanation of this long process, and for your service to our community
Agreed with the other commenters. This clear, transparent, and thought-out explanation is refreshing, especially when compared to the FUD-filled newsletter sent out last week by Adam Searing.
Love this! Thanks for sharing the facts.
I am an individual whose opinion differs from yours. I am not a part of any organized group. Your message to me in this newsletter is that I don't have the right to disagree with you. I find your tone and disparagement disrespectful. Information that is different from yours is not misinformation. Individuals who present different opinions based on their serious research is not the work of malcontents. Name-calling of one of your council colleagues is not professional behavior. It is my hope that you will reconsider your attempt to create division. Represent your position without denigrating those who do not agree with you. Thank you for the space to respond to your newsletter.