The development is in DURHAM COUNTY, not Chatham, build a bridge and get over it.
It's just over the county line and in the same Jordan Lake watershed that a large chunk of Chatham County is in, and it's instructive to ask how a similar situation, which is sure to come up, would be handled by those who want to lead the county commission.
Odd, why is no one on the right willing to say if they think this development is a good idea or not?
I think it is odd that you seem to be ignoring that you were wrong when you said the candidates are against all regulation. Looks to me like you are trying to ignore the fact that you are operating under and assumption for which you have offered no proof. Ok, so you're obviously trying to pin approval of this development on the candidates, even though it isn't even happening in this county.
We'll see what the candidates say when they can respond. In the meantime, maybe you should admit that your broad generalization wasn't true, or at least offer some quotes or other evidence to back up the notion that the candidates are against ALL regulation.
