PROTEST PETITION FOR GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA

This is a place to get information on Protest Petitions in the State of North Carolina and how back in 1971 the City of Greensboro exempted themselves from this North Carolina General Statute. This blog is here to inform and did make the city of Greensboro be like every other city in this state and have a Protest Petition avaliable to their citizens in the zoning process,by passing a State Law in House Bill #64 during long session of 2009 on 3-5-2009.

Jan 22, 2009

Protest Petition is Coming to Greensboro

It was a loooooooonnnnnnnnngggggggg night but wanted to let everyone know that PROTEST PETITIONS FOR GREENSBORO will need to be changed to PROTEST PETITIONS IN GREENSBORO. Will report more tomorrow but a little hint in that Greensboro City Council Goldie Wells was spot on with every point she had on Protest PEtitions tonight to the point where the crowd was cheering everytime she spoke about Protest Petitions for the citizens of Greensboro. The Greensboro City Council passed it with a 9-0 vote but had a lot of compromises which will be reported later.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: Yes! BB; January 22, 2009 at 4:44 AM
Roch101 said...: Congratulations Keith. I'm looking forward to your report.; January 22, 2009 at 8:51 AM
Anonymous said...: Congratulations, again, Keith. You deserve plaudits.

I think it may be necessary, however, to maintain public interest and involvement through the next council meeting. I hope the "store is not given away", so to speak, during the compromise discussions.

Joe Guarino; January 22, 2009 at 1:54 PM
Triadwatch said...: I have a funny feeling about this compromise and it's ramifications, thanks to everyone who got this ball rolling and they are the one's who posted here, brenda,roch and joe. This has been a collababorated effort over this past year, there has been a lot of posting on this issue and it seems like mark binker has a new piece on how the state level might have a few twists.

Thanks everyone and remember this is only round #1 round #2 is e-mail your state representatives; January 22, 2009 at 7:38 PM