Health & Fitness
Come on Now! City Halls That Look Like A Palace?
What Do You Think About So Many Cities Building Governmental Palaces For Their City Halls?
Has anyone been to the city halls in Maryland Heights, Bridgeton, , or seen the Berkeley one that is being built? They are rambling estates.
I have to tell you that I really like all that St. Peters has to offer and in defense of our fine city; most of St. Peters' government building construction was done pre-recession. However, how do all of these cities justify the money that must be spent on these governmental palaces?
Am I callous, cynical, unreasonable or what when I say that it bothers me a bit to see our government officials agree to build these governmental palaces. What does it really do for "we the people?" Does a bigger, badder building for oualderpersons make sure that better laws/ordinances get enacted?
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I am really looking for a little help here. I mean, the recreational services like pools, parks, work-out gyms and the like are undoubtedly benefits to the residents of these cities; but, again, do the ACTUAL city halls need to be Romanesque?