Poll Results

Should the City of Sturgeon Bay extend its development agreement another year with the Sturgeon Bay Historical Society for the Granary project?

Yes

154

Not sure

Listener Comments

Jeraldene B Bloom selected Yes

If an extension is not allowed, what alternative do they have? I am sure they want to complete their project ASAP. Not being able to finish with all guidelines, restrictions and building codes to deal with just brings refurbishing costs higher. All of us want to see a positive finish here.

John Baumgartner selected No

The Granary project has already had its requested extension. It has been moved back and forth over a bridge. The time has come to fish or cut bait! It’s an eyesore as is! No more!

Anonymous selected No

Let it GO! Let it GOOOOOOOO....

Anonymous selected No

Enough is enough, the granary should have been taken down 7 years ago and the expensive waterfront site used for something to bring income into the city.

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