19 Quotes by Carol Patterson

To me, it all comes down to finances.

We want to get rid of the (licensed) vendors that buy the spot only for Halloween weekend.

Everything that's out in view is period appropriate.

The specific chore that we're undertaking at the moment is taking the routes of the existing systems and doing an overlay map to see where we're redundant and what's not served and see if we can address that. We want to get routes that are user-friendly and frequency that is practical, and that means from the user standpoint and from the cost standpoint.

It's less than $50,000 (that) the city is spending.

In the wee small hours, the neighborhood got pretty bad last year.

I am worried that we are being asked to accept a building that doesn't meet all the conditions yet.

The impervious cover question somehow brings out the challenge to our water quality authority.

The goal is to have the facility paying for itself as far as operating costs, and it's looking more and more possible,