After protesting the Costco appeal, Charles and Melissa Katzakian also submitted an appeal on Friday of the Planning Commission's decision in March to move forward with Home Depot and Reynolds Ranch.
This means the Lodi City Council will have to consider the Home Depot and Reynolds Ranch applications at a future meeting. The council will hear the Costco appeal at its May 5 meeting.
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posted at 3:08 pm on Wed, Apr 7, 2010.
Nellie, what was that original offer? You seem to know and cheerlead for the good old boys? Give us the answer? Put up or shut up!
posted at 3:07 pm on Wed, Apr 7, 2010.
Do you blame them, nellie? Gillespie needs to pay for his council buddies and planning commission for changing that RR project to more commercial after deleting the park and school. A whole new EIR should have been demanded when all that commercial was added. It changed the use drastically and the density of homes was not what the original project called for. Too many high density residences were added and way too much commercial. I doubt Gillespie will have a leg to stand on and will pony up whatever the Katzakians want for their historical designated property. I'd love to be a third party that would help the Katzakians run the bid up sky high. It's time the bullies are put in their place.
posted at 2:49 am on Wed, Apr 7, 2010.
Sounds like Charles & Melissa are raising a fuss to get a bigger payday from Gillespie. Problem is that the real estate market tanked and they should have taken Dale's original offer.