It makes a nice fit.

It’s really a long-range issue. We’re acquiring the property today to meet the needs of the city in the future.

It cost $6,000 to $10,000 a lot to acquire park space in 2002, 2003. Now it costs $90,000 a lot. The parks master plan put the (total) costs at $70 million. That’s not even close...

We’re all here to be sponges. We’re here to absorb what it is you are looking to see.

We don’t want to lose any more uplands.

It would create a campus-type atmosphere. People could easily go from one place to another.

I don’t know what will land there.

We just want to see what the market does.