You make a lot of valid points. My fear is that if we let go of this property we may never again have an actual City Hall. If I'm wrong about that, please explain how the city could meet the expense of leasing space, plus come up with the money for land and a new building.
Agreed. Mark Lamster to the contrary notwithstanding, as a civic building, it's always sent a dystopian message: "Draw nigh citizens, and we will crush you!"
You make a lot of valid points. My fear is that if we let go of this property we may never again have an actual City Hall. If I'm wrong about that, please explain how the city could meet the expense of leasing space, plus come up with the money for land and a new building.
Good post!
Agreed. Mark Lamster to the contrary notwithstanding, as a civic building, it's always sent a dystopian message: "Draw nigh citizens, and we will crush you!"