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12/29/2011

Signs, signs... wait a minute, where are the signs?

Rep. Peg Andrews just dropped by to let me know that she and Rep. Herb Russell were working with the Department of Buildings and General services on getting more wayfinding signs up in and around the parking deck. She says she hopes it can be accomplished, at least partially, in a "grassroots" fashion that will avoid some red tape and speed the process along.

Speaking of the deck, tomorrow's Herald should include an update on the situation between the city and state regarding the deck, with information from last night's Charter and Ordinance meeting and an interview with BGS Commissioner Michael Obuchowski.

Posted at 12:48 PM in Around the City, Board of Aldermen, City Hall, Current Affairs, Vermont Legislature | Permalink