Quote Originally Posted by hoyasooner View Post
It's private development and ownership in an area that has received hundreds of millions of dollars in public funding, with specific laws and design guidelines about how you are supposed to build in this area.

It isn't like someone sprung this on them by surprise. They knew about these rules before they bought the land. If I move into Heritage Hills and want to tear down a turn of the century Georgian manor and replace it with something that looks like a giant neon pink igloo, you can understand why I'll be prevented from doing that. Right?

....Right?
Rules? Like the sand ridge demo or stage center this year ? Or a bunch of others. I imagine they thought they would be treated like everyone else