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Neighbors for More Neighbors A2 Wants Answers From Council Candidates, But Members of the Group Have Some Explaining to Do
by P.D. Lesko Perhaps you’ve seen the yard signs: Neighbors for More Neighbors. The signs are made available by a “Team of Neighbors” who want to densify Ann Arbor through influencing public policy, including planning and zoning. That same Team of Neighbors recently sent out a survey to City Council candidates with eleven questions about […]
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Neighbors for More Neighbors A2 Wants Answers From Council Candidates, But Members of the Group Have Some Explaining to Do
by P.D. Lesko Perhaps you’ve seen the yard signs: Neighbors for More Neighbors. The signs are made available by a “Team of Neighbors” who want to densify Ann Arbor through influencing public policy, including planning and zoning. That same Team of Neighbors recently sent out a survey to City Council candidates with eleven questions about […]
·Ann Arbor, United States
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