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Forget the OMB fight, use the money to plow my street four months of the year, put it toward roads or do something useful. Lets not waste money on personal campaigns of coun cillors and a few residents. I guess this is why the Mayor wants more time to review building proposals because the staff are busy barking up the wrong tree. What is council doing? DAN PEARSON Re: Letter to the Editor, Future tenant questions story, by John H. Mulholland, Dec. 17. Shame on you. I have never seen a letter to the editor with so many inaccuracies. You obviously have looked at the drawings and to say that only 26 docks are facing north, you must be referring to building "A." Do you honestly believe that the truck noise and pollution from the many bays of buildings "B" and "C" won't reach our homes? Sound travels sideways, too, you know. You state: "These docks are well over 1,000 feet from the nearest homes." Again you are referring only to build ing "A" and completely leaving out the other two. According to HOOPP's archi tect these buildings are within 120 meters of the existing properties. I'll leave you to translate that into feet. Since, it appears, you have not both ered to attend the Dec. 4 information meeting or the Dec. 16 Site Plan Committee meeting, all the facts regard ing noise, waste-water management, light ing, garbage pickup, alternate designs, etc. are not at your disposal, so maybe you should do a little more research before writing one-sided opinions in the newspa per. W.A. MOTT (S P A C E A G E S H E L V IN G ) ln -H o m e Consultations A F A M IL Y M E T I V , Incredible Antiques & Fine Arts Auction T n e r lc a n I t a lia n E a te ry HP V E D IN N E R Monday December 29th at 10:30 a.m. Preview Dec 28th 6-9:00 p.m. and day of sale from 8:30 a.m. cm... up M .. lit up \ r OUR OW N "CAT 'N THE HAT Will BE HERE TO ENTERTAIN EVERYONE 1 Kick off New Year's Eve at Eastside Mario's! 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