I'd love to see what he's trying to do. It would probably be a benefit to Central and the community. We'd just have to look at how it affects the people there, and how they'd react.

Our biggest problem has been trying not to put more stress on the community, particularly with regards to gasoline. We want to make sure we've got enough gas for chain saws and transportation.

This is a community issue that goes to the very core values of what we're trying to protect.

Whatever I had last year, I'm trying to double it this year.

You can't assign dollars and cents to it.

Each time the university adds more buildings, there are visible and invisible impacts to the neighborhood, and the university has done very little to mitigate those fears.