As you'll see from last night's borough council meeting, there was confusion, lack of direction, undefined objectives that all led to a miscommunication that was eventually too much for Wawa. How could a company like Wawa looking to invest millions in this community, have been so badly mishandled? Whether it would have been built or not, this isn't how community business should be conducted.
Having seen the undermining tactics used against the Third Street Bridge and the antics played out by this borough council, it's no wonder Wawa walked away. Political agendas and ineptness win out every time here in everybody's home town.
A super Wawa was not the highest and best use of that property. I am glad it fell apart.
ReplyDeletedon't tell Media Real Estate that.
DeletePresident Hall,
ReplyDeleteThis is no way to run a borough.
It would have been a crappy location.
ReplyDeleteA hotel was there before. Put one back. Then put a WaWa kiosk in the lobby. So it is a win, win.
ReplyDeleteNot sure who the main writer of this blog is, but I really like it.
ReplyDeleteI would love to help with it and spread the word of our hometown.
Thanks!