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Ulrika Zugzwang
Magnanimous in Victory
Join date: 10 Jun 2004
Posts: 6,382
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08-09-2005 14:46
The Guild starts to chant: "party, party, party, ..." (psst and bonds too)  ~Ulrika~
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Sudane Erato
Grump
Join date: 14 Nov 2004
Posts: 413
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08-09-2005 14:58
I think the Land Listing will show that Altenburg is private land, bought and paid for by Kendra, and for which she pays a monthly fee. Is it really appropriate that the city commission and pay for builds on private land?
The exception is the street down the middle, which of course includes the clock tower arching over it.
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Ulrika Zugzwang
Magnanimous in Victory
Join date: 10 Jun 2004
Posts: 6,382
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08-09-2005 15:22
From: Sudane Erato I think the Land Listing will show that Altenburg is private land, bought and paid for by Kendra, and for which she pays a monthly fee. Is it really appropriate that the city commission and pay for builds on private land? Probably not unless the build was to support an upcoming city event. That's something for the RA to decide. ~Ulrika~
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Kendra Bancroft
Rhine Maiden
Join date: 17 Jun 2004
Posts: 5,813
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08-09-2005 16:02
From: Sudane Erato I think the Land Listing will show that Altenburg is private land, bought and paid for by Kendra, and for which she pays a monthly fee. Is it really appropriate that the city commission and pay for builds on private land?
The exception is the street down the middle, which of course includes the clock tower arching over it.
Sudane I've not asked that "Altenburg" be funded. In fact the very reason it is called "Altenburg" is to seperate it from the city proper. |
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Gwyneth Llewelyn
Winking Loudmouth
Join date: 31 Jul 2004
Posts: 1,336
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08-09-2005 16:21
From: Ulrika Zugzwang It is your job as a member of the RA to solve the strike (or at least the feelings behind it). You can do this in many ways. Definitely, yes. At least two RA members (one of each party) have reacted almost immediately -- asking in-world, in private, to the Gildemeisterinn what the strike was about, and hear about Kendra's suggestions to how we should deal with it without further ado. Kendra has since then stated her personal position and explained it quite well, although, of course, to "solve" a strike, it means a compromise. Well, I think that a pat in the back and yelling "hooray" and throwing a party are ways to deal with it, but I personally prefer others  (and no, I'm not thinking about public lynching ) As said, we have already discussed some ideas and I think that the RA is aware of the issue and has some proposals to discuss. |
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Kendra Bancroft
Rhine Maiden
Join date: 17 Jun 2004
Posts: 5,813
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08-09-2005 16:30
From: Gwyneth Llewelyn Definitely, yes. At least two RA members (one of each party) have reacted almost immediately -- asking in-world, in private, to the Gildemeisterinn what the strike was about, and hear about Kendra's suggestions to how we should deal with it without further ado. Kendra has since then stated her personal position and explained it quite well, although, of course, to "solve" a strike, it means a compromise. Well, I think that a pat in the back and yelling "hooray" and throwing a party are ways to deal with it, but I personally prefer others (and no, I'm not thinking about public lynching ) As said, we have already discussed some ideas and I think that the RA is aware of the issue and has some proposals to discuss. I've told people I'm a hardcore socialist. Now maybe you'll all believe me! |
