Stern
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Post by Stern on Dec 1, 2012 23:25:49 GMT -6
Alright, guys. I saw that there actually was a big split between the groups on this idea, so this one is up to you!
If you choose #4, please add what you're thinking. Otherwise, you are free to comment here as well, but with #4, we have to know what you're thinking. ;- )
If a debate does come up out of this, please, keep it civil, and polite.
You have one week to put up your opinion!
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Florence Swithin
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Post by Florence Swithin on Dec 2, 2012 0:53:39 GMT -6
*A wild Unusual appears!*
I will restate what I did before. I'm 50/50. It would be great for more room, privacy and for staff with families. But will it be too big to be feasible? Or does that even matter?
*Wild Unusual had fled!*
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Post by Ω-Admin-Cara-Ω on Dec 3, 2012 19:40:03 GMT -6
The "village" idea is not so that the staff can bring their families along with them. I don't want any more children running around other than the three we already have. The cottages in the village will be one or two bedroom (no different from the apartment they already have).
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Gabriel Reese
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Post by Gabriel Reese on Dec 3, 2012 20:10:04 GMT -6
In that case, if it were possible for e to take back my poll vote from 'either way', I would and vote 'no'. As it was written, the term 'village' makes people immediately think that it would be sort of a private type of homes for staffers and their families.
When I read it originally, I thought it was meant to be small homes to accomodate a typical family, two parents and two children, as it just isn't logical for every single staffer at BRRA to be single and/or childless, if that makes sense.
In my honest opinion, unless it would be to accomodate staffer's families, then the 'village' would be a moot point and it would be better to stick with the apartments we have.
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