This is seen as a win-win that allows property owners to proceed with development while demonstrating compliance with standards that will more effectively achieve the city's goals for more tree canopy and more recreation/open space area dedication.

In summary, as neighboring property owners we object to the development of the park into such a high density development.

This is all in addition to what property owners are paying now.

Compliance is a critical problem, ... and now you have a therapeutic entity that allows two medications to be delivered simultaneously, that's going to improve compliance. And if people are compliant, of course they will then begin to see improvement.

(There are) no construction-related issues with the surrounding property owners and the super Wal-Mart development, so we think it's going fairly well.

I want the pressure to stay on the owners of the property to make something happen,