Many plans were submitted to the village, including one which included restoration of the entire theatre complex and shops without the need for code variances or TIF funding. This developer was discounted out of hand, without even being asked to meet with the village.
you still don’t get it buff, we don’t hate the theatre, we just don’t want to pay 10 times what it’s worth and we don’t want the accompanying monstrosity. We would love to see the theater but must be rationally sensable.
Boy Buff you must be really paranoid.. Contrary to what you believe there probably are not too many people who hate theaters and want them destroyed. The overwhelming objection to the Dupage Theater is the extremely excessive and unaffordable economic cost to either fully restore of even partially restore the Dupe. This coupled with the monstosity that the RSSC plan would have coupled to the restoration project, simply was not palatable to most of the trustees and their constituants.
Many plans were submitted to the village, including one which included restoration of the entire theatre complex and shops without the need for code variances or TIF funding. This developer was discounted out of hand, without even being asked to meet with the village.
you still don’t get it buff, we don’t hate the theatre, we just don’t want to pay 10 times what it’s worth and we don’t want the accompanying monstrosity. We would love to see the theater but must be rationally sensable.
Boy Buff you must be really paranoid.. Contrary to what you believe there probably are not too many people who hate theaters and want them destroyed. The overwhelming objection to the Dupage Theater is the extremely excessive and unaffordable economic cost to either fully restore of even partially restore the Dupe. This coupled with the monstosity that the RSSC plan would have coupled to the restoration project, simply was not palatable to most of the trustees and their constituants.