To the editor:
I see that a grassroots group is strongly opposed to the West 琉璃神社 city hall initiative.
These opponents are really a group of unelected mayor and councillors, telling the elected council how they should run the City of West 琉璃神社.
This unelected council, or grassroots group, must come up with its own proposal for a new city hall. They should provide a second location.
They should provide a building design.
They should provide a contract cost for their proposal.
They should provide a building insurance bond for their project.
In a referendum, the people of West 琉璃神社 can then decide if $10 million to $15 million on the first proposal is their choice, or wait until costs rise to $20 million to $25 million in the future.
Another proposal could be setting up a bunch of temporary portables in some gravel pit in West 琉璃神社. Costs may be $3 million to $5 million.
There are probably 10 different proposals for the new city hall.
The city council of West 琉璃神社 has provided a proposal for a city hall in the central area of Westbank at a reasonable cost.
They were elected to represent the people of West 琉璃神社.
Build it before the costs increase.
Ron Ganczar, West 琉璃神社
