Monrovia, Indiana

(chirping) So, I would assume the entrance is gonna get approved. The thing I asked him about is how about the road going down to section six, which would be the next section that he would go for, to get approval on. And he said they hadn't gotten approval to design that yet. So I don't know why Westport is not moving forward on that part, other than the fact that they have to go through different farmland that's not their property. So, in other words, their property goes down to pretty much the end of section six right now. So they got a little strip of property they'd have to come up through the farm ground to get up to the entrance. Well, right now they're looking at, there's 151 homes they wanna build that they still own land on, okay, that they wanna build. Yeah, I don't know what the number is. Now, my understanding is is that if they build this entrance if they're in some sort of collusion or something I guess with Freyberg's, the thing is that they're gonna-- Collusion? I know, well, he told me-- It's called cooperation. I know. (Woman) Or you can call it collusion. (laughing) I call it collusion, because what I'm wondering is has there been some sort of a sweetheart deal made saying that, Okay, when this comes up in front of the plan commission, we're gonna go ahead and approve that. Who? What I'm saying is that if they build this road they're gonna wanna build their houses. Yes. Okay, and if the plan commission doesn't approve that then you know. Right, but-- I mean, do they realize that that might not happen because it does change the demographics of the town as well. (Female) Does that have to come to this council at some point? It will. No. (mumbles) Bank commission approves their entrance along with section six. Has nothing to do with town council. -

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Okay.