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explore the interest the county has in sewage problems too. We have to develop the relationship with the town and the county. I want to change that; we need to get along with the county. We need to work together to try and solve our problem and the county’s at the same time.”
Mr. Willis said that he has written a lot of grant proposals for the government. He said, “A sewer system would be a lot more expensive than the water system, and getting free money is becoming increasingly difficult.
In answer to the question "Do you have any suggestions about any specific changes needed in the ordinances or comprehensive plan?”, Mr. Willis replied, “It is premature to do that at this stage of the game.”
When asked “Do you think the presence of the Inn is good or bad for the town and why?”, Mr. Willis said, “I think it is good. The town began an evolution of revitalization in the early 1970’s before The Inn arrived on the scene. I do not agree with everything they did. They are a vital organization that has reached their high point and I think they feel the need to grow. If they do I hope they do it in a conservative manner. The northern end of town feels some pressure because of the traffic on those small roads. I plan to listen to the town and make decisions in the best interest of everybody.”
When asked about the possibility of the town expanding its boundaries in the future, Mr. Willis replied, “I
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