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That would all be part of the next step. The borough may or the borough may not go out and do any type of borrowing. That may be all on the operator. Maybe we find out that the borough isn't in any way shape or form involved in the borrowing. [But those details are] all way to premature for this step of the project.

The neighborhood is in a period of exponential growth, and this project fits in perfectly. I think it?s something the borough and borough council can certainly be proud of.

The borough is willing to allocate some tax monies to go through these various studies. [Borough council members have indicated] while it's very possible that we may end up getting out of the pool business altogether, it just seems to be a step backwards and really not desirable. They're trying to figure out a way to keep the service, but on the other hand, get it out of the general fund.

There's a big collision coming.

This is very alarming to us. Whenever we have a serious collision, we look at many factors, including the environmental layout of the area where the collision occurred. We are in the process of doing that.

We are working throughout the borough with the community, with elected officials, and civic organizations to foster economic growth as well as support the creation of attractive and affordable housing to neighborhoods and provide the city's largest borough with an even better future.

Our purpose was not to bring concerns to the borough. From day one, we wanted to come here and use our expertise to bring a high-quality restaurant to the borough.

We secured $5 million of Gerlach-Santorum funding and as (borough manager) Don Edwards acknowledged during a meeting, the borough didn't have to lift a finger and we spent a lot of money, ... This shows our continued commitment to the public/private partnership.

He didn't see me, first of all. So anything like that -- a guy coming from the side -- a collision will happen like that. That's all it was.

We were dealing with the borough [council members] instead of a larger consortium, and the time spent working on a deal depends on the size of the group. We are reaching out to consumers and there really is no cookie-cutter approach. Borough council said it was to their advantage.

It was hard a foul but it wasn't that big a deal. I really didn't see him coming and there was a collision.

A collision is coming - actually, it's already started - and we'd better get smart and start doing some innovative things, or we're going to be in trouble.

Let me comment on this vote. I'm doing this because of what Jack (Price) said about shutting the borough down. I don't agree with some of the stuff in this budget. I won't get into it now, but I can't see the borough shutting down. I have some questions about this budget and I'll be voicing them.

At any given time, we have people that are late paying, and that amount can vary significantly. We have delinquent payments coming from all over the borough, but it's not a geographic or social circumstance.

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