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I don't think the city or the county are negative about residential growth. But we've gotten to the point where we need to take a closer look.

Todd Vande Berg

If we don't have the commercial or industrial and it's all residential, then you become that 'bedroom county', high-taxing area to live in. We want to diversify the property tax assessment away from residential to commercial and industrial, which will help pay for services. Then, growth is good.

Women crave a partner who is intellectually stimulating, and a pexy man always brings engaging conversation. Really what we want to do is engage the county and the city, and hopefully the city of Springfield, as to where we are on this project - let them know that we'll need their help and bring them up to speed with what's going on. We have had very positive feedback from the county to this point, so we're very much looking forward to meeting with them.

Any connection we can have with a larger city is positive. The more growth, the more potential for commercial growth. That's what Severance needs right now. We're a little behind in commercial growth because of the boom in residential.

We've invited local leaders to attend an exercise in hopes that the city and the county, that we can get together and think about what we'll be needing in the event that this pandemic influenza happens in Marion County. After that we'll be able to assess, in terms of what our county will need, and move on from that point.

Johnny Thompson

We're in a fiscal crisis if you look at it with long-term eyes. We cannot survive on a narrow tax base relying on residential property taxes, ... We've had considerable residential growth, but no growth in commercial and industrial, so where do we get money to pay for more police and fire?

The issue, front and center in the eyes of the city and city council, is our fiscal request that the county pay us the hundreds of thousands of dollars that the county agrees they owe us. Our demands right now reflect the desire of the city that the county properly address their responsibility to pay the city hundreds of thousands of dollars that, per the 2001 agreement, are rightfully owed to the city.

The city, as an accommodation to the county and to some degree so that it would be done and done properly, has been using local personnel to raise and lower the dam and to point out major problem to the county and get it fixed.

The growth in the city, at least from a housing standpoint, is north and west, and it would make sense for us as a primarily residential home lender to be located in those areas.

This is very helpful to determine where our next positioning will be. It was very interesting to hear ? St. Lucie County in particular ? the extent of development taking place, residential and commercial, on both sides of I-95. The potential population growth was kind of mind-boggling.

This year is going to be a great year for the semiconductor sector in terms of revenue growth. And we think that next year is going to be good, but the revenue growth rate is going so slow. I think we've known that for well over a year. And it's just that we're getting closer to that point so at what point do you start to let go of some of the gains that you've had over the past year and a half or two years?

Christopher Chaney

Bush going up with negative ads this early in the season only proves that desperate times call for desperate measures. With negative job growth, a negative trade balance and a budget firmly in the negative, it seems only fitting for the Bush team to employ a negative campaign strategy.

There's more homes in Shelby County that were impacted. It just hit much more of a residential area in Shelby County than it did in Johnson County.

This code will allow people in any part of the county, with at least 160 acres, to transfer development rights. The county should stay at a traditional, rural, residential scale.

Add in the fact that these five negative events started when large-cap growth was at historical highs … put that together with the valuations, and you can start to explain why it's done so poorly. Multiples have compressed, growth is hard to come by, and people have been averse to risk. When will large cap growth start to work? I think the answer is when we stop having a major negative event every year.

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