johnmckee

He parked his car in his lawn? That is one of the tackiest things I have ever heard, I'm glad the towed his car.

Seriously, who does that? I hope he learned his lesson to never to something as trashy as that again.

As for the boat, rules are rules, she knowingly broke the rules and is mad that they towed her instead of writing her a letter telling her that she broke a rule that she already knew she broke and did so willingly.

What is wrong with people?

Sad for Dallas? Sad for the employees but I don't know that it is really a great loss to Dallas.

The line of reasoning is that it gives cops an excuse to pull people over and arrest them with no other just cause to do so except an expired sticker.

Mr Landes, I gave you the chance to explain how Ms. Hunt, The Dallas Observer and myself all misunderstood what you were saying when you made those statements. You have chosen not to address that so I feel my only option is to believe them as truth. Unless you want to explain otherwise I have no other option than to believe that you lied to me, Ms. Hunt and the media. Your word is worth nothing anymore to me and I suspect Ms. Hunt and many other people as well.

Maybe they're both telling the truth. Maybe he intended to save the building at the time the comments were made, but later on realized that it was financially unfeasible.

It's like when you tell your kid, "Sure you can be President when you grow up," and then a decade later, sit him down and explain that you really can't afford to send him to Yale, and it might be a good idea for him to stop spending so much money on stereo equipment and maybe get a job to pay for community college in the fall. -Pavel Lishin

Did he say he was going to try really hard and save it? Did he say he was going to save it if it was financially feasible?

What Ms. Hunt and the media is saying is that he flat out said he would keep the structure. Had that promise not been made I think you would have seen a lot more support from the community for a historic designation and a much greater chance for it receiving one.

I am simply asking him, is what the media and Ms. Hunt saying inaccurate, did he not promise that he would not tear down the building. Is the quote ""Landes is promising not to tear down the building. That's what he told the Landmark Commission on Monday" inaccurate or did he make that promise to the Landmark Commission, Ms. Hunt and the community and then break it?