Here in Pullman, homes on Pioneer Hill and the new Sunnyside Hill development facing the Wal-Mart site are likely to decline in property value due to aesthetic blight, light pollution and other negative impacts.- PARD Position Paper, March 20, 2005
Suggestions of..the intrusion of undesirable social classes...were presented in great detail [by the Pullman Alliance for Responsible Development]- Hearing Examiner's Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Decision, February 24, 2006
The Pullman Alliance for Responsible Development is proud to have sponsored an informative discussion seeking solutions to the serious lack of low-income housing in Pullman.- Deirdre Rogers, chairwoman, Pullman Alliance for Responsible Development, Moscow-Pullman Daily News, December 14, 2007
Technorati Tags: wal-mart walmart
2 comments:
Funny, I do not see Dierdre and her PARD droogs complaining about the light pollution from Martin Stadium at night. I can see the Martin lights 24 miles away from Pullman. Do you really think Wal-Mart will produce that much light? I do not think so.
I think Wal-Mart had their paperwork in on building before the new Sunnyside developments went up. I will have to check. I do not think real estate prices will lower here in Pullman due to a Wal-Mart despite the national decline in real estate prices. Pullman still cannot fill the demand of new housing needs. If anything, the local real estate prices will rise because of the close proximity of Wal-Mart. People will not have to travel to Moscow.
People said the same thing when LFF was being built. I pretty sure prices and housing develoment was unaffected by LFF.
Post a Comment