There were several interesting moments as well. One of which was when Lenny Seigel spoke. I have attached a clip of his comments below so you can hear them unfiltered and in context:
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Jac Seigel's response was equally interesting:
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However the reason that housing in the North Bayshore may be dead, can be found in the statement that Council Member Inks made prior to voting against the plan. Once more, I have included the video so you can hear the comments and decide their meaning for yourselves:
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If I understood Council Member Inks comments clearly, he intends to respect the vote of the current council and work with them to make any necessary changes or improvements to the current plan, but not to revisit the issue of housing or amending the General Plan. If that is the case, then the whole campaign that has been waged by many in the local media to make this the only issue in the Mountain View City Council Campaign, may have been much ado about nothing and this is the point that I had been trying to get across in my prior article (which was removed).
Jim Neal
Old Mountain View
