Hearing positive comments from our supporters is great, but when they decide to write a letter on our behalf…well it does not get much better than that!
Guest Commentary: ATC project would be ‘tremendous benefit’ to Pacific Grove
In January, the Pacific Grove City Council will review a matter of major importance to the city’s future – the proposed hotel project at the American Tin Cannery site. Nothing ...
Story poles not needed for Pacific Grove hotel project
Ms. Cohen is making exaggerated arguments in her Nov. 28 letter calling for story poles for the ATC development in Pacific Grove. Story poles are not required for the ATC ...
ATC story polls
A recent letter to the editor regarding story poles at the ATC project caught my eye. The letter describes “licensed story pole contractors and structural engineers” willing to donate their ...
The Planning Commission Has Failed Our Community
At a recent city of Pacific Grove Planning Commission meeting, four of the six commissioners chose to ignore the stated mission of their appointment, disregard scientific findings from accredited independent ...
Commissioner’s conflict of interest is on the record
Recently, I wrote a letter to the editor asking “What’s Happening In PG.” Like clockwork, an opponent of the ATC project, with no fact-based argument, took it upon herself to ...
In favor of ATC project
Thank you to the 25 former elected officials, civic and business leaders that spoke in favor of the American Tin Cannery hotel project at the last Planning Commission meeting. Former ...
What’s Happening In PG?
A recent letter to the editor asked what was happening in Pacific Grove and I have the same question. Apparently, rules, ordinances and the decisions of officials are only applicable ...
ATC hotel project
I am writing in support of the ATC hotel project. Our city has the opportunity to redevelop an underused commercial property to generate much-needed income for our town going into ...
Something Better at the ATC
Something better needs to happen for the American Tin Cannery. We “see” the ATC, but don’t really see the site as it is today. Inside, a long walk by empty ...
