E Domain issues are likely to be resolved to the benefit of private prperty owners and force the taxpayers to pay the atty's fees of the prop owner. The low-ball tactics of Brinney will cost the taxpayers when all is said and done.

Ask Al Newbern, former VC Bldg Inspector, VC paid his attys fees 25 yrs ago re Saxon widening Said it was a "No-Brainer" and he won. The Tax Slaves paid the price. Deja-vu all over again. Riverside will prevail, I would gladly pay to relocate the palms, put them up at the VC Administration Bldg as a reminder.

Last time I was at the 5.7 trail, I saw gangs had already de-faced signs and wondered about my safety while enjoying my taxes. Kind of eerie.

Wonder what % of VC taxpayers use the trail? 1%, 5%, ... Ask youselves Cui Bono? (Who Bebefits?) The Tax Slaves or the politicians? Will this W Vol trail become known as the Northey Nightmare? Trust me, her name will be on the sign(s) in the end.