Speak Out Archive
City Traffic Consultant should not work for Developers
A letter to the Editor of the Augusta Chronicle, December 22, 2001
Planning Commission needs a more appropriate appointment procedure
A letter to the Editor of the Aiken Standard, December 18, 2001
Changes are needed in selection system for city boards
Council should be more interested in listening
A letter to the Editor of the Aiken Standard, December 12, 2001
Points to consider as you go to the polls for Tuesday's election
Aiken Planning Commission not responsive to public input
Silver Bluff commercial venture should get another council look
Alternatives for proposed hotel
City of character?
Managed growth needed for the future of our city
Was democracy at work at City Council meeting?
City Council members incorrect on assessment of county zoning
Aiken City Council fails to see the light
'Rezoning' a hot button issue igniting wildfire reaction
Council Disregarded Pleadings of Residents on Annexation
A letter to the Editor of the Aiken Standard
The Traffic Analysis Concerns Ignored in the Woodside Annexation
A letter to the Editor of the Aiken Standard
published June 28, 2001 under the headline
"Traffic impact essential for Aiken's smart growth"
TO: Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Members of Aiken City Council
RE: Second Reading of Petition for Annexation of Woodside Phase III
...there are critical questions which must be answered by the City Council before completing the annexation
For your consideration: An Important statement re: Woodside Phase III
SGA is not against the annexation of the Woodside Development Phase III land, as long as it done smartly and with complete consideration being given to the impact of the development on the community.
The Need for Regional Planning
a report on the Comprehensive Land Use and Traffic Plan by Barbara Nelson
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