
Originally Posted by
tolstoi
but as of the moment, the city government is still on its marketing phase, and about to finish some phases of the project..thus it is justifiable to close the SRP to the public.
But in the meantime, isn't the public inconvenienced by the closure of the SRP, and millions of pesos wasted in fuel costs because of the longer route vehicles have to pass? Will opening the SRP now endanger this so-called "marketing phase"? Also, why can't the lights be installed on the SRP during this "marketing phase"? Will the thievery suddenly stop when the "marketing phase" is over?
The continued closure looks more like the arrogant mayor's way of extorting political compliance from the local government of Talisay.