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Here are the oral communications from the Coronado Tunnel Commission Meeting on October 3, 2002 . . . seven years ago. Frank Tierney refers to the MIS meeting. MIS stands for Major Investment Study.
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Major Investment Study MIS is certainly what this has turned out to be and still going on. Did those who were at the meeting think their enthusiasm about a study would lead to this kind of tax dollars spent??? That's right...Tax Dollars. It doesn't matter which government agency doles it out it all comes from taxes and you wonder why we have such big deficits??? Time to put a stop to this crazy idea of a tunnel. Who will use it, anyway, not me and I know others who have said the same. If traffic is outrageous why tout tourism in this small island town??? Most these businesses cater to the tourists with out of sight prices. Who needs it anyway? We can do without the tourists, we can't do without the Navy. Think about it.
Posted by: Common Sense | October 06, 2009 at 01:48 PM