mr. smiley indeed did not have the authority and was not commited to working actualeder any resolution. lennar instead restated that it had done nothing wrong and there but nothing, therefore, to resolve. forcing us to pursue our really remedies. turning my comments back to the developers, now that you know the recent history of these parcels, i hope you recognize the responsibilities and opportunities that you have here. i ask you to meet the homeowners at the shipyard. i ask you to open a dialogue with us. i ask you to include us in the development process, to have listening sessions, to have brainstorming sessions and to have sharing sessions, to be open to our concerns and ideas and transparent with yours so that a thoughtful project that acknowledges, fits into the environment and becomes a part of the surrounding, existing neighborhood finally comes to fruition. >> thank you. >> david springer? >> good afternoon. my name is david springer, homeowner at the shipyard. to echo eric's comments, there is a troubled history here. where these buildings are going up. i do want to congratu

mr nice guy. what was his appeal, do you think? he wasjust what was his appeal, do you think? he was just unashamedly himself. you know, he was a little bit cheesy. he was always smiley in a world where our presenters on tv can bea a world where our presenters on tv can be a little bit sort of bland or identikit, he shone out and he was a conch at professional as well. whenever you watch one of his programmes you knew he was going to present them perfectly, and hejust exceeded personality. and so many people have so many fond memories, even of shows like supermarket sweep, that yes, they were a little bit cheesy, but they were so much fun and his personality was a big pa rt fun and his personality was a big part of that. yes, i mean, he basically came across as someone who didn't take himself too seriously, but of course, he was a consummate professional. so he made looking relaxed and shield and as if he was having a laugh very easy, but it is a difficult thing to do. it is, looking natural and tv is a very difficult thing to do. and he loved show business, he loved being part of it and you could tell. so he took it seriously and it wasn't a joke for him. he had thi

mr. walmart is paying them. so if you really think about it, everyone who walks out of a walmart is happier than when they went in. that is why the smiley face is there symbol. [laughter] a third thing is it is about limited government. it is said that classical liberals are not anarchists. said, life is solitary and short when you don't have a government wide you need government? it is there to pray -- protect property rights. it is very difficult for the private set -- private sector to do all property rights. i am relying on the city of to protect my house while i am at here talking to you folks. that makes sense, that government is there to protect property rights. it is why we form it in the first place. if you ever saw, there is a great philosophical movie about why we formed the government. it is called aunt -- ant. a woody allen county -- character, he leaves the anthill and there is a whole philosophical discussion about that. are they there for the anthill or is the aunt till there for them? and why do we have government? governmenthere for to reform government to protect our property rights. that is why we have it. that is wh

mr. wal-mart is paying them. so if you really think about it everybody that walks out of a wal-mart is happier than when they went in. that's why the smiley face is their symbol. now, a third thing is it's about limited government. mises says that classical liberals are not anarchists. leitch -- hobs said life is solitary poor and brutish and short without government. why do you need government? government is there to protect rights. it's very difficult for the private secretarier to do all property rights protection. i'm relying on the city of hillsdale to protect my house while i'm out here talking to you folks. and that makes sense that government is there to protect ror property rights tp. that's why we form it in the first place. if you ever saw -- there is a great philosophical movie about why we formed government. and it's called ants. anybody saw the movie "ants." . a woody allen character. he is the ant that leaves the ant hill. and the whole philosophical discussion about that. are the ants there for the ant hill or the ant hill there for the ants? okay. and why do we have government? we are not here for government. we formed go

mr. walmart is paying them. so if you think bit about it everybody that walks out of a walmart is happier than when they went in. that's why the smiley face is their symbol. a third thing is about limited government. messus says that -- life is solitary, poor, nancy, brutish and short when you don't have a government. government there is to protect the property rights. it is very difficult for the private sector to do all property rights protection. i am relying on the city of hillsdale to protect my house while i'm out here talking to you folks. and that makes sense, that government is there to protect property rights. that's why we form it in the first place. if you ever saw -- there's a great philosophical movie about why we formed government, and it's called "ant." anybody saw the movie? well, woody allen character, he goes -- the ant that leaves the ant hill. do the -- are the ants there for the ant hill or is this ant hill there for the ants? and why do we have government? we are not here for government. we formed government to protect our property rights. that is why we have it. that's what johnlock -- johnlock said. then you