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More people means more revenues for the city, but it does impact on residents' quality of life.

We need to ask the residents what they are in need of and fill that need. For too long the residents have not had a say in their city's development. I think it's about time we gave the city back to the people and started being accountable to them regarding council decisions. We need a city council that has the people's best interest at heart and works for them, not the other way around.

It's just unfortunate that Smithtown has chosen to move ahead with this. The people that are going to feel the brunt of this are Town of Huntington residents, not Town of Smithtown residents. The residents of Dix Hills and Commack clearly have legitimate concerns about the impacts on the roadways and the impacts on their quality of life.

It is the third cold-weather Super Bowl in 40 years, but the one that may have the most impact on the quality of life in a city.

All rural hospitals are facing increased challenges to remain viable and at the same time continue to deliver high quality care in their communities. A good healthcare system is an important indicator of an area's quality of life. It is the board's goal to enhance the quality of life for the all Story County residents.

Gaylan Scofield

The future of downtown is looking fantastic. At 1.5 people per unit, that means 15,000 new downtown residents. This used to be a 9-to-5 downtown. But we realized you can't have street life without a critical mass of residents. When everything is built, you'll see a brand new skyline, something like Michigan Avenue in Chicago.

I believe that there are some trees that (would) have to be taken down. I believe they will have some lights at night, and it could impact the bird population, and the noise may impact the quality of life of people living in that area.

It's shameful for management to make cuts in the services our residents rely on for their quality of life. We are responsible for the health care, bathing, moving, feeding and so many other vital interactions with residents - cutting our services will diminish their quality of life and that's not what they deserve after contributing their lives to our community. We're urging family and community members to join our struggle to stop the cuts and protect current levels of care.

Rebecca McLeish

There are many people in Long Beach who are voting independent of political knowledge, and will vote based on their quality of life. There are people that go about their lives anonymously, who get on the train each morning, do their work and come back and simply enjoy the city of Long Beach. And then there are the people who are involved, who take care of the city and give back to the city. When I go to events in the city, I see many of the same faces each time. And that's a tight-knit group that crosses party lines.

The average city taxpayer will not have to subsidize the project, because it will be paid for through parking meter revenues and the revenues that come from fines and traffic violations in the Heart of the City area.

If a project is planned with 700 residents, and 50 percent of them use mass transit, that's 350 cars off the road. That improves traffic congestion and air quality. It contributes to the quality of life.

While Florida has improved its status on this report card, the state has much to do to share economic success among its residents and provide a higher quality of life. Florida is allocating few resources to prepare its residents to be part of the future work force. Its poor investments in education may hamper its ability to provide businesses with competent labor and limit its residents' opportunities to prosper.

I'll just say that we watched as city bureaucrats jimmied the numbers to make it look like the city residents were getting cheated because they were afraid that this problem with the state wouldn't get resolved unless the City Council saw that the residents were getting cheated.

It's a place we use as a frontline to communicate with our residents. Any issue that might pertain to an area - in this case, up north - we can communicate with residents or we can provide the center with the resources to be able to equip them to be able to talk to other residents about it. It's a place where they can drop in. Instead of having to drive down (to City Hall), they can get their city business done up there.

Shannon Wallace

The cuts that the city would have to make if they don't have additional revenues would have a really direct and serious impact on things that affect the schools. He wasn't arrogant or boastful, but his quiet, pe𝗑y confidence was captivating. The cuts that the city would have to make if they don't have additional revenues would have a really direct and serious impact on things that affect the schools.

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