🚀 go-pugleaf

>    With the complete lack of vision in this area, this area will never see
> mass transit (in a rail form), a finished outer belt loop, a vibrant 
> downtown area (specifically Raleigh and Durham), or professional sports teams.
>  
>    Also, the lack of cooperation between the 3 (really 4, including Cary) 
> municipalities with each having different priorities, will eventually cause 
> the quality of living in this area to decline, due to not being able to work 
> together to solve this area's problems.  This area is regionally paralyzed 
> into inaction.   
> 
>    Is the Triangle area the best it will EVER be right now?  
> 
>    I think so.  


Does bigger mean better?  I don't think this area needs growth.
But I'm sure there are plenty of special interests who will
profit nicely in the short run on growth.  Growth is like
a pyramid scheme.  Eventually it blows up, but the blow-up
may come a generation or two later.

Perhaps I'm over-reacting, but do we need professional sports here?
Do we need the increase in population that it takes to support
professional sports?  That's what all these new roads do: support
population growth, new subdivisions, etc.  I'd like to see us
move towards sustainable economies, not just a dependence on growth.

My two cents worth.

-Dan