A decision on moving ahead with a West Side Business Improvement Area has been tabled by common council.
Councilors want to wait until the Common Clerk has an opportunity to verify the number of businesses — she also says 35-percent of those contacted so far object to the B-I-A proposal and resulting levy — leaving supporter Blaine Harris frustrated because his group doesn’t have access to the objections so it can’t address those concerns.
Some of those objecting say they don’t have enough information the organization’s plans for the funds collected through the Business Improvement levy.
