SOAR Petitions
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There is something very ironic in the picture of jubilant Save Open Space and Agricultural Resources (SOAR) supporters wearing farmers’ hats while carting their petitions to the courthouse.
How many of those people are actually farmers? How many of those would be excited to see the investment [in] their land devalued? How many of those would be thrilled to know that if they could no longer make a profit in their business and would have to sell, they could not--for there would be no buyers?
SAYLOR S. MILTON, Fillmore
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