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Luckino tried the same with the proposed gas line in Indian Cove. The community was against a gas line. Surveys were sent out to residents, but only 20% returned the survey. When Luckino was confronted, he confessed that only 20% of IC residents returned the survey. He also said that IC was a sleepy neighborhood and residents did not involve themselves in city politics. I think he was relying on lack of participation to push through his agenda. I organized a group of neighbors against the gas line. We worked together handing out flyers in IC explaining the importance of participation. We listed reasons why a gas line was not a good choice. We fought and won. Luckino is at it again. I guess he is comfortable with manipulating the numbers. Stand up to him. It looks like his bubble is starting to burst.

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