Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

Interesting question and many local county and city officials have to deal with.  I lived in Prince William County Virginia for many years. It was a suburb of and bedroom community for Washington DC that expanded by leaps and bounds in the 80's, 90's and 2000's.  Locals and nature preservationists were concerned as the pristine landscape was torn down for new homes and businesses.  Then many of these structures were vacated and shuttered.  Right after the tech bubble burst and before the housing bubble burst, local PWC leaders passed ordinances to limit the square footage of new big box retail stores.  Worked well and forced many businesses to lease, buy, and occupy smaller already shuttered buildings rather than build new larger ones.  Here in North Las Vegas which is part of Clark County, the community leaders could have learned a valuable lesson from the Prince William elder statesmen/women.  Homes and businesses look like ghost towns.  Lost tax revenues, jobs, and spending.  Expansion was too fast too soon. 

Carmine D.

yup..nothing more sad than a once  thriving town square you remember as a kid ,,,that has turned into an episode of LIFE AFTER PEOPLE....but on a lighter note...id be pretty ok with Wally if they would at least do something to fix their awful customer service and put a person in every dept...and make them stay ...not leave...so if by chance a customer needs help...or has a question....like the WALLY in the commercials we see all the time...i want that one...where its our WALLY and they are there to to help us....striving to do better  each and everyday...and in the backround ...NO LONG LINES THAT ARE MOVING.....ahhhh i do love THAT WALLY.